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Magnesium: Foods and Supplement Forms
Find dietary sources of magnesium and learn why supplement amount and form are separate questions.
Food sources
Legumes, nuts, seeds, whole grains and leafy greens can contribute dietary magnesium.
Label amounts
Labels may distinguish elemental magnesium from the total weight of a magnesium-containing compound. Read units carefully.
Forms and differences
Various salt forms exist; one form should not be described as universally best for all people.
Interactions and cautions
Magnesium supplements can interact with some medicines and excessive supplemental intake can cause adverse effects.
Sources and further reading
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