
Magnesium is everywhere right now — from wellness influencers to sleep supplements.
But is it really the *secret longevity hack* it’s made out to be… or just hype?
In this episode of *Have It All* with Dr. Kerstin Brehm (former cardiac surgeon & corporate strategist), we cut through the noise and break down:
✔️ Why magnesium matters (300+ processes in your body daily)
✔️ Signs you may actually be deficient (restless legs, sugar cravings, anxiety & more)
✔️ The 3 BEST types of magnesium (glycinate, threonate, malate) — and what each one does
✔️ The WORST types of magnesium that you should avoid (oxide & citrate)
✔️ How to dose magnesium safely without nasty side effects
Magnesium might be one of the lowest-risk, highest-benefit supplements for high achievers… but only if you choose the right type.
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Which type of magnesium have you tried?
⏳Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction & Magnesium Hype
01:02 What is Magnesium & Why Does It Matter?
01:25 Symptoms of Magnesium Deficiency
02:25 Why Are We Deficient?
02:53 Magnesium Supplementation: Not All Are Equal
03:16 Best Forms of Magnesium
05:17 Forms to Avoid
06:31 How to Supplement Magnesium
07:34 Food Sources & Sleep Tips
08:23 Is Magnesium Worth It? (Summary & Longevity Score)
09:49 Outro & Leadership Clinic
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