Symptoms of Magnesium Deficiency:
• Muscle cramps
• Twitching
• Anxiety
• Bad sleep
Magnesium is Necessary:
When we...
• Sweat excessively - like during training or on a hot day
• Experience times of great stress
• Eat less than healthy
Our magnesium levels drop fast in these situations. There's lots of science on why our food is weaker than your great granddad's, so now it's WAY harder to naturally replace vitamins and minerals.
Magnesium is incredibly important because it is an essential component in more than 300 biochemical enzyme reactions in the human body. Magnesium helps maintain muscle function, supports healthy immunity, and promotes bone strength—all things we need to keep in top shape.
Eating magnesium-rich foods, like fresh fruit, unprocessed grains and dark chocolate can help increase your levels naturally. You can also have a Power Soak with a BathShotⓇ and rub in a high-quality topical magnesium creme.
Symptoms of Organic Sulfur Deficiency:
• Excessive fatigue
• Memory loss
• Muscle and joint pain
• Depression
• High sensitivity to stress
• Nails and hair that break easily
Why Organic Sulfur is Necessary:
Aside from phosphorus and calcium, sulfur is the next most important mineral in the human body. It is found in many places in your body, from your muscles and bones to your skin and hair. Largely responsible for proper cell function and regulating your metabolism. Sulfur produces a critical antioxidant that protects our internal cells. It also produces insulin, which allows our bodies to properly process carbs, detoxify cells, create connective tissues, and generate collagen.
Eat sulfur-rich proteins, like wild-caught fish, grass-fed beef, and free-range birds and their eggs. Fruits and vegetables that are high in sulfur: leafy greens, broccoli, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, onion, garlic, turnips, watermelon, and avocados can help as well. MSM (dimethylsulfone) is a great safe source of organic sulfur. All MuscleShokⓇ products contain MSM.
Know the difference between sulfa, sulfur, sulfate, and sulfites. Read here for more information.