Abstract

Magnesium deficiency is common in clinical practice. While patients often report muscle cramps – the most recognized symptom – the potential health consequences extend far beyond neuromuscular complaints. Magnesium is an essential biofactor, playing a pivotal role in the regulation of the physiological stress response and maintenance of sleep quality, both of which are increasingly jeopardized by today’s high-stress lifestyles. Early recognition and targeted intervention for magnesium deficiency have therefore become clinically relevant.

Author Details

Authors

• Daniela Birkelbach¹
• Hans Georg Classen^{1, 2}
• Klaus Kisters^{1, 3}

Departments

• ¹ Society for Biofactors (GfB),
• ² University of Hohenheim, Chairman of the Society for Biofactors (GfB), and
• ³ Med. Univ. Policlinic Münster; Vice Chairman of the Society for Biofactors (GfB), Stuttgart, Germany


Address

Dr. rer. nat. Daniela Birkelbach
Gesellschaft für Biofaktoren (GfB)
Waldenbucher Weg 29/1
72141 Walddorfhäslach, Germany
www.gf-biofaktoren.de
Email: [email protected]

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