Rhonda Patrick· PhD
there have been a range of studies that have found that stress exposure things that are stressful and are known to increase cortisol adrenaline can influence magnesium levels both in blood and urine
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there have been a range of studies that have found that stress exposure things that are stressful and are known to increase cortisol adrenaline can influence magnesium levels both in blood and urine
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the stress response that your body experienes involves the production of hormones stress hormones like adrenaline cortisol those stress hormones can potentially lead to a reduction or depletion of magnesium levels in the body
During this stress response the body rapidly pulls magnesium from from the cells causes a temporary surge in serum serium magnesium levels