Higher Magnesium Intakes Linked with Reduced Colon Cancer Risk

People who consume more magnesium (Mg) may reduce their risk of developing colon cancer, according to a recent study published in the European Journal of Clinical of Nutrition. Researchers reviewed eight studies of almost 338,979 individuals of whom 8,000 were diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Through data analyses, scientists found that those with the highest intakes of Mg had an 11 percent reduced colorectal cancer risk versus those with the lowest levels of consumption. Specifically, higher Mg intakes were linked with a 19 percent reduced risk of colon cancer and a six percent risk of rectal cancer. Source: Chen GC, Pang Z, Liu QF. Magnesium intake and risk of colorectal cancer: a meta-analysis of prospective studies. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2012 Oct. 3.

Increase Your Mineral Knowledge with New MRI Videos

  Mg is an essential mineral, meaning it is essential to human health and no other mineral or vitamin can perform the critical functions Mg can. Mg is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, helps maintain normal muscle and nerve function, regulates heart rhythm and blood sugar levels, and is involved in energy production and utilization. To learn more about Mg, its role in health, and men’s and women’s daily average need, read MRI’s technical paper at: http://www.mineralresourcesint.com/docs/research/Seelig%20Mg%20Brochure.pdf?phpMyAdmin=2d45cdccf364c040257c6a71626b5a71. You can request a full-text version of the technical paper by e-mailing your request to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Anderson’s Concentrated Mineral Drops™, the authentic ionic mineral and trace mineral formula from Utah’s Great Salt Lake, is a rich, natural source of Mg. One drop of CMD contains approximately 7.33 mg of Mg. For a convenient and helpful guide to dosing with Anderson’s CMD, please visit http://www.mineralresourcesint.com/docs/AndersonsCMD_Dosing.pdf for a link to "Drop by Drop Good Health is Had by All" written by Marysa Anderson Cardwell.

Athletes Using MRI Electrolytes Create New World Records

The number (and range) of athletes who use MRI’s electrolyte formulas and create amazing new world records expands. Professional, marathondistance, mountain-bike racer, Sally Bigham of Topeak Ergon’s European team, finished the season with a 5th-place finish in Ornans, France. Sally, who used elete both during training and during her races to stay hydrated, is now ranked number one in the world! To read a profile about Sally, visit MRI’s elete web site, http://new.eletewater.com/uploads/athletes/SallyBigham.pdf. Long-distance marathon runner and 50-year old grandmother Mimi Anderson smashed the previous record for the 345-mile crossing on foot of Ireland by over 10 hours for a total time of 21:37:23. Visit Mimi’s blog at http://marvellousmimi.com.