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Magnesium is an essential mineral, cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions. Co-enzymatic action It modulates the tone and contractility of the smooth muscle fibers of the vessel wall interacting with calcium ions; it is a co-modulator of arterial pressure and it is the major determinant of glucose and insulin metabolism. It promotes the transmission of nerve stimuli to the muscles, it eases the assimilation of the vitamins of group B, C and E, moreover it stimulates the vitamin D synthesis and contributes to the solidity of the bones, as well as to the efficiency of the immune system. Administered in the form of salt, magnesium at high doses reduces uterine contractility both interfering with the nervous transmission mechanism and reducing the intracellular calcium concentration, essential for the contraction of smooth muscle fiber. Analgesic action and mood stabilizing A good level of magnesium is important both to relieve menstrual pains and to reduce mood swings and irritability that are typical of premenstrual syndrome. In menopause, reduces heat flushes, decreases the anxious manifestations, prevents the appearance of osteoporosis and arthrosis from loss of mineral salts. Absorbed through the intestine, magnesium regulates its activity, countering symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. Moreover, being alkalizing, it rebalances digestion, counteracting acidity and rebalancing the pH of the blood, with a beneficial anti-inflammatory effect.