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Barium Rich Foods

Boron Rich Foods

Calcium Rich Foods

Chromium Rich Foods

Colbalt Rich Foods

Copper Rich Foods

Germanium Rich Foods

Iron Rich Foods

Lithium Rich Foods

Magnesium Rich Foods

Manganese Rich Foods

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Nickel Rich Foods

Phosphorus Rich Foods

Potassium Rich Foods

Rubidium Rich Foods

Selenium Rich Foods

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Vanadium Rich Foods

Zinc Rich Foods

Excessive toxic aluminium

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Magnesium Rich Foods

The five richest food sources of magnesium are almonds, barley, figs, dates, and walnuts.

Magnesium is a mineral easily lost in food processing, during the cooking process, and during the agricultural process. the use of potassium fertiliser hinders the plant uptake of magnesium.
Almonds-whole
Apricots
Avocado
Banana
Beet greens-raw
Black-eyed peas dried
Black strap molasses
Brazil nuts
Brewer's yeast
Brown rice
Buckwheat flour
Cashews
Chlorophyll on plants
Coconut meat-dried
Corn meal
Dark green vegetables
Dates
Dulse
Figs- dried
Filberts
Fish
Grains
Kelp
Kidney beans
Lima beans,
Liquid chlorophyll
Meat
Millet
Oatmeal
Peanuts
Peanut butter
Pecans
Potato
Rice- unpolished
Rye
Shredded wheat
Soya beans,
soya flour,
soya milk ,
Tofu
Walnuts
Wheat germ ,
Wheat bran,
wheat germ,
whole grain wheat flour.

Excess magnesium in your hair tissue mineral analysis can be due to:

Environment exposure.

Nutritional Elements that work in harmony with Magnesium nutrition uptake:

Vitamin A
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B3
Cr/ Chromium
Zn/ Zinc

Nutritional Elements that work against Magnesium nutrient uptake:

Vitamin B1
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin E - adequate stomach acid needed for digestion
Cl/ Chloride]
Ca/ Calcium
Cd/ Cadmium
Co/ Cobalt
Fe/ Iron
K/ Potassium
Mn/ Manganese
Na/ Sodium-Excess Sodium from dietary salt
P/ Phosphorous- adequate stomach acid needed for digestion
Pb/ Lead

 

Magnesium Rich Diet

Natural food sources of magnesium: bran, honey, green veg, nuts, seafood, spinach, bonemeal, kelp, bran flakes, peanuts, tuna fish.

Elements antagonistic to magnesium availability:

protein, Vit D, too much fat in diet, oral contraceptives, excessive calcium.

DISCLAIMER.

As usual please consult your health care professional before embarking upon a programme of supplementation.
The information presented on this website should not be considered complete, or taken in the place of a medical consultation with a professional health care provider, for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment.