How Would Your Body Know if You Need Magnesium? How Much Is a Healthy Dose to Consume Each Day?

15 Dec 2025 · 4 min
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15 Dec 2025 · 4 min

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JJ Virgin explains why magnesium deficiency is common due to depleted soils, lists signs like poor sleep and muscle tension, and recommends a baseline multivitamin plus extra magnesium at night. Different forms work for different needs: glycinate for relaxation, threonate for brain function, malate for muscle pain, citrate for a laxative effect.

Questions this episode answers

Approximately 300 to 600 milligrams per night.

Anywhere from four to six pills per day (multivitamin/mineral and EFAs).

At the minimum two a day, probably more in the range of three to six a day.

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