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The Foods That Bring Magnesium to an Ordinary Meal

Health & Nutrition

Magnesium occurs in a range of foods you can use in everyday meals. The NIH lists legumes, nuts, seeds, whole grains and leafy greens among its sources.

For variety, try beans in a bowl, add seeds to oatmeal, or serve leafy greens with dinner. A regular mix of ingredients can be more practical than looking for one food to supply everything.

If you have a diagnosed deficiency or are considering a supplement, ask a clinician which approach fits your situation. Supplement needs and possible interactions depend on individual circumstances.

Source
NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Magnesium

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