Start taking advantage of added magnesium with this intravenous treatment. A magnesium assisted IV treatment can help to deliver this uniquely helpful nutrient directly into your bloodstream.
Once the nutrient is in your bloodstream, it is far more accessible for your body to use when compared to an oral supplement. This treatment can help people suffering from a magnesium deficiency or people that are looking for a little boost.
Magnesium is a vital nutrient that the body needs to stay healthy. Magnesium is important for your health as it is plays an important role in:
As a result, a healthy diet that contains magnesium can help to:
Magnesium deficiencies can be common as there are a number of different factors that can lead to it. Various situations in life can increase the demand for magnesium such as prolonged heat exposure, prolonged exercise, pregnancy and breastfeeding. The increase in demand for magnesium can therefore lead to a deficiency.
Additionally, certain lifestyle factors can also negatively affect your magnesium levels. Some of these include stress, a poor diet (or a low magnesium diet) and excessive alcohol consumption. It is important to maintain a relatively healthy lifestyle in order to minimise the risk of a magnesium deficiency.
Finally, there are a number of other factors that can result in lower magnesium levels. Some of these include using certain medications, being hospitalised, having surgery, suffering from burns, or having high blood pressure. Furthermore, those suffering from heart, kidney, digestive and metabolic (such as diabetes) disorders may also be at risk of a magnesium deficiency.
A magnesium deficiency can result in symptoms including:
The body is a very fragile instrument and without sufficient nutrients, the body can have a bad reaction. Magnesium is a vital nutrient that the body needs for a number of different processes. So make sure your diet contains enough magnesium to support a healthy body.
Foods that are typically high in magnesium include leafy vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds and whole grains. Some of the foods that contain the most magnesium per serving include:
An excessive use of magnesium supplements can be harmful so it is important to ask your doctor if magnesium supplements are right for you. A simple blood test can determine if a magnesium deficiency or if any other deficiencies are present. Make sure you express your concerns to your doctor so that he or she can indicate what to look for in the blood test.
If the results of a blood test indicate a magnesium deficiency, then your doctor can advise you whether or not supplements are necessary. For instances where a serious magnesium deficiency is present, your doctor may recommend dietary supplementation. Magnesium supplementation usually comes in an oral form (powder, tablet or capsule). If oral supplementation doesn’t work for you, consider an IV treatment.
A magnesium IV treatment allows your body to access the nutrients far more easily than an oral supplement. Because an oral supplement passes through your digestive system, your ability to absorb the nutrients will vary depending on your lifestyle and a variety of other factors.
On the other hand, a magnesium assisted IV treatment is delivered straight into your blood stream. As a result, your body may be less likely to pass any excess nutrients as urine.
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When you consume a vitamin orally, whether it be over the counter or prescription, not everything is absorbed. What is absorbed by the stomach is taken directly to the liver where it may be metabolised. This results in only a fraction of what you consumed orally remaining into the bloodstream to be utilised as fuel and nourishes your body.
On the other hand, through IV Drips, 100% of the vitamins are delivered into your bloodstream bypassing the metabolism process. This results in the ability to get more vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and amino acids to support your body to function at its best.
