Vitamin Deficiencies
What test does Dr. Berg recommend for vitamin deficiencies?
Dr. Berg recommends Metabolomics testing. This is the link:https://www.drtsoukalas.com/new_patient-lp-2.html.
Can I diagnose magnesium deficiency with a blood test?
Magnesium deficiency is notoriously difficult to diagnose accurately. Only about 1% of the body's magnesium is present in the blood, while the majority is stored within cells, bones, and muscles. Therefore, standard blood tests that measure serum mag
What are the top things that can cause me to become magnesium deficient?
Here are the top things that can cause you to become magnesium-deficient:. • Refined sugar and refined carbs. • Alcohol. • Diuretics. • Diarrhea. • Low stomach acid. • Certain gene variations
What are some severe potassium deficiency symptoms?
As a potassium deficiency progresses, you may encounter more severe potassium deficiency symptoms, some of which are serious:. Heart Palpitations: Feeling like your heart is skipping a beat or fluttering? These sensations, known as heart palpitations
What are the early stages of potassium deficiency?
In its early stages, a potassium deficiency, also known as mild hypokalemia, often manifests as subtle but noticeable changes in how you feel:. Muscle Cramps: One of the initial and noticeable potassium deficiency symptoms is muscle cramping. Muscles
What nutrient deficiencies are often linked to hypertension?
Normal blood pressure is 120/80. Research suggests a strong relationship between potassium deficiency and high blood pressure. Many people are deficient in potassium because the recommended intake is so high—4700 mg daily. Potassium directly controls