Magnesium is crucial for muscle function, nerve health, and strong bones. Deficiency can cause muscle cramps, fatigue, sleep issues, and irregular heartbeat. It also helps regulate blood sugar and cholesterol, supporting heart health and diabetes management. Low magnesium can increase the risk of osteoporosis. Boost your intake through food or supplements if you notice these symptoms.
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