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Magnesio

Authors: Aranda Ramírez, Pilar; Planells Del Pozo, Elena María; Llopis González, Juan;
Abstract

La deficiencia de magnesio se encuentra relacionada con un gran número de alteraciones neurológicas, cardiovasculares, renales, gastrointestinales y musculares. Igualmente, está descrito que los signos y síntomas de dicha deficiencia se encuentran relacionados con complejas alteraciones electrolíticas secundarias al déficit del catión. Además de todo ello, existen estudios epidemiológicos que demuestran que la ingesta de magnesio está por debajo de las Ingestas Diarias Recomendadas en un 30% aproximadamente, en un elevado porcentaje de la población en países industrializados (15-20%), lo cual unido a hábitos inadecuados en la alimentación, pueden traer como consecuencia numerosos estados de enfermedad. El presente trabajo muestra una revisión general de los resultados experimentales obtenidos en la investigación que a cerca de la deficiencia de magnesio lleva realizando nuestro equipo desde 1987.

Magnesium deficiency is known to be linked with cardiovascular alterations and many renal, gastrointestinal, neurological and muscular disorders. The symptoms and signs of Mg deficiency have been traced, in large part, to complex electrolytic alterations secondary to the mineral deficit. In addition to these findings there is evidence from epidemiological studies that Mg intake in a large proportion (from 15 to 20%) of the population in industrialized countries is approximately 30% below the Recommended Daily Allowances, and that Mg deficiency, together with inadequate dietary habits, can lead to many disease states. The present study shows a general review of experimental results obtained by our research team about magnesium deficiency since 1987.

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Deficiencia de magnesio, Epidemiology, Electrolitos, Electrolite, Magnesium metabolism, Epidemiología, Metabolismo del magnesio, Magnesium deficiency

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