A new study says memory loss, trouble focusing, and cognitive decline may ALL be the result of a common mineral deficiency.
Not only that, but this same mineral deficiency can cause stubborn weight gain, low energy, mood swings, a low libido, bleeding gums, and weaker bones.
And it’s NOT magnesium, selenium, iron, or calcium we're talking about here. And 9 in 10 adults over 60 may now be at risk.
Here’s why…
First, this mineral has been depleted from the soil. That means we get less of it in the produce we eat.
Next, microplastics, toxins, and other chemicals steal this precious mineral from your bloodstream.
Worst of all, many common drugs also drain your body of this essential mineral — including lisinopril, which is the #3 most-prescribed drug for people on Medicare!
And remember: Without this mineral your brain starts losing memories... your focus starts to slip... and your cognitive ability goes downhill fast.
Read the new article below to see if you're dangerously low in this one mineral that is often overlooked by most doctors...
>> 7 warning signs for people over 60 you're dangerously low in this vital mineral (Memory loss, bleeding gums, low libido, mood swings, low energy, weak bones or muscles, stubborn wt gain)
Again, it's not magnesium, calcium, selenium, or iron that we're talking about here. See which vital mineral here and warning signs you're low.
Move Well. Look Well. Live Well.
Coach Brian Klepacki, MS, CSCS, FMS, CISSN
Team Critical Bench
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