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Magnesium may help calm muscles and nerves

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Most adults are secretly deficient in magnesium, a vital mineral that helps regulate the nervous system and relax tight muscles. Adding magnesium-rich foods like spinach and pumpkin seeds to your diet can safely reduce physical anxiety and help you drift off to sleep much faster.

Magnesium may help calm muscles and nerves
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