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Stop Buying Expensive Magnesium Pills! This $2 Food Works 4x Better | Dr. William Li

Are you spending a fortune on magnesium supplements without feeling the difference? In this 29 minute video, Dr. William Li reveals the science behind magnesium absorption, why most pills fail to restore your energy, and how a simple, inexpensive food can deliver four times the benefit. Discover how magnesium interacts with your cells, mitochondria, insulin, and stress hormones, and why seeds, nuts, and leafy greens outperform even the priciest supplements. Learn the physiological root causes of magnesium deficiency and how you can restore balance naturally, support metabolism, improve sleep, and increase energy. Time Stamps with Emojis: 00:00 – Introduction: Why Magnesium Matters 🧠 02:15 – Common Misconceptions About Supplements ❌ 05:40 – Cellular Magnesium vs Blood Magnesium 🧬 09:20 – How Stress and Hormones Drain Magnesium ⚡ 13:10 – Revealing the $2 Magnesium Food 💰🥬 17:45 – Why Whole Foods Outperform Pills 🍂 21:30 – Magnesium and Metabolism: Energy & Insulin 🔋 25:10 – Integrating Magnesium into Your Daily Routine 📅 28:40 – Key Takeaways & Closing Thoughts ✅ magnesium, magnesium deficiency, magnesium supplements, natural magnesium, metabolic health, energy, sleep, stress, insulin sensitivity, mitochondria, leafy greens, seeds, nuts, pumpkin seeds, almonds, nutrition, functional medicine, cellular magnesium, magnesium absorption, Dr. William Li #Magnesium #MagnesiumDeficiency #MagnesiumSupplements #NaturalMagnesium #MetabolicHealth #EnergyBoost #BetterSleep #StressRelief #InsulinSensitivity #Mitochondria #LeafyGreens #Seeds #Nuts #PumpkinSeeds #Almonds #Nutrition #FunctionalMedicine #CellularMagnesium #MagnesiumAbsorption #DrWilliamLi References: Magnesium and Metabolism: Research on cellular magnesium and insulin sensitivity Dietary magnesium in seeds, nuts, and leafy greens for metabolic health Studies on magnesium bioavailability and absorption from whole foods versus supplements Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your diet or supplement regimen. Individual results may vary.