Magnesium - Cardiovascular Health Benefits
Introduction
This section outlines the biological function and therapeutic applications of Magnesium in connection with the human body’s Cardiovascular System.
Magnesium Exerts these Health Benefits on the Cardiovascular System
Severe Arrhythmias may occur as a result of Magnesium deficiency - extreme Magnesium deficiency may result in lethal Arrhythmias: [1]
Magnesium may reduce the incidence of Tachycardia in heart disease patients. [2]
Magnesium may prevent Atherosclerosis (by functioning as a Calcium-Channel Blocker and thereby increasing the solubility of Calcium). [3]
Magnesium may inhibit abnormal Blood Clotting (by reducing platelet adhesiveness and increasing the production of Prostaglandin I2). [4]
Magnesium may exert antispasmodic effects on Blood Vessels. [5]
Magnesium supplementation may improve Heart function in Cardiomyopathy patients: [6]
Magnesium may be beneficial for the treatment of Dilated Cardiomyopathy. [7]
Magnesium may prevent and treats most types of Cardiovascular Diseases. [8]
Magnesium may alleviate Cerebral Insufficiency (Magnesium dilates the Cerebral Arteries and thereby improves Blood Circulation to the Brain).
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