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Role Of Magnesium In Type II Diabetes

As we are aware of, the fact that Diabetes is increasing exponentially across the globe. As today prevalence of Diabetes across the world is 9.3 % (463 million) people rising to 10.2 % (578 million) by 2030!

Role of Magnesium In Type II Diabetes

As we all know India is the capital of Diabetes. About 11% population of India is Diabetic. About 11 crore people are suffering from Type II Diabetes.

Pre diabetes is tip of the iceberg. About 15.3 % of the Indian population could be pre-Diabetic. Here we are going to discuss Why Magnesium is essential in Type II Diabetes?

Magnesium deficiency contributes to suboptimal treatment of Type II Diabetes outcome.

  • INSULINE RESISTANCE
  • HYPERGLYCEMIA
  • RAPID PROGRESS OF DIABETES
  • RAPID PROGRESS OF COMPLICATIONS
Type II Diabetes

There is a vicious cycle between patients with Type II Diabetes.

Insulin resistance leads to Hypomagnesemia, which leads to more Insulin resistance

Insulin resistance leads to Hypomagnesemia

Causes Of Hypomagnesemia In Type II Diabetes Mellitus

  • DIETARY INTAKE
  • URINARY LOSS
  • RENAL REABSORPTION

Also Read: Type 2 Diabetes and Weight Management

Use Of Loop and Thiazide Diuretics

  • INTESTINAL MAGNESIUM ABSORPTION

Use Of Aati Diabetics Like Metformin

THE BEST WAY TO REPLACE THE MAGNESIUM IS ORALLY

Oral Magnesium may improve Diabetes by

  • Insulin synthesis
  • Pancreatic insulin release
  • Insulin Sensitivity
  • Insulin Receptor Interaction
  • Cellular glucose transfer
  • Metabolism
  • Glycaemic control

Dose

Magnesium is found in foods like Nuts, Leafy Vegetables, Milk and Milk-products.

Various types of magnesium supplements are available in market

  • Magnesium Oxide
  • Magnesium Gluconate
  • Magnesium Citrate
  • Magnesium Chloride
  • Magnesium Aspartate
  • Magnesium Glycinate

Out of these Magnesium Glycinate has been shown to have good absorption.

Dose of 250 mg of Magnesium supplement has been shown to improve blood glucose level.

Also Read: Type 1 vs. Type 2 Diabetes Differences

Possible Side Effects Of Magnesium Overdose

It is recommended to take daily Magnesium supplement more than 350 mg under medical supervision.

Though Magnesium toxicity is very rare, consumption of high dose of Magnesium may cause nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal pain.

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