Magnesium
A mineral that’s essential for making proteins and promotes normal nerve cell communication, muscle contraction, and a normal heart rhythm.
What is Magnesium?
A mineral that’s essential for making proteins and promotes normal nerve cell communication, muscle contraction, and a normal heart rhythm.
Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and assists with more than 300 bodily reactions that occur constantly. About 50% of magnesium is found in bones, and the other half is divided among cells that make up your tissues and organs.*
A mere 1% of the magnesium in your body circulates in the bloodstream, but that small fraction doesn’t accurately convey magnesium’s importance there, as the body makes maintaining blood magnesium levels a high priority.*
Why is Magnesium Important?
By assisting in the movement of calcium and potassium across cell membranes, magnesium plays a mighty role in promoting normal nerve cell communication, muscle contraction, and a normal heart rhythm. Magnesium also helps to maintain the strength of cell membranes and bones. Diets that provide recommended levels of magnesium are considered beneficial for bone health.*
400 mg
Recommended Dietary Allowance
Sources of Magnesium
Almonds
Spinach
Cashews
Centrum Silver
Specially formulated for men 50+ to help support heart health, brain function, healthy eyes, and muscle function.
Centrum Minis
Men 50+
Two (2) of these easy-to-swallow miniature multivitamin tablets daily are designed to help support heart health, brain function, eye health, and bone strength in men 50+.*
Centrum Silver
A daily multivitamin formulated for adults 50+ to help promote heart health, brain function, and eye health.
Centrum Minis
An easy-to-swallow miniature multivitamin tablet for adults 50+ designed to help support immune function, metabolism, and bone health.
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* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
