the interplay between magnesium and testosterone in modulating physical function in men
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Abstract
The role of nutritional status as key factor of successful aging is very well recognized. Among the different mechanisms by which nutrients may exert their beneficial effects is the modulation of the hormonal anabolic milieu, which is significantly reduced with aging. Undernutrition and anabolic hormonal deficiency frequently coexist in older individuals determining an increased risk of mobility impairment and other adverse outcomes. Mineral assessment has received attention as an important determinant of physical performance. In particular, there is evidence that magnesium exerts a positive influence on anabolic hormonal status, including Testosterone, in men. In this review we summarize data from observational and intervention studies about the role of magnesium in Testosterone bioactivity and the potential underlying mechanisms of this relationship in male subjects. If larger studies will confirm these pivotal data, the combination of hormonal and mineral replacements might be adopted to prevent or delay the onset of disability in the elderly.
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| Authors | ;Marcello Maggio;Francesca De Vita;Fulvio Lauretani;Antonio Nouvenne;Tiziana Meschi;Andrea Ticinesi;Ligia J. Dominguez;Mario Barbagallo;Elisabetta Dall’Aglio;Gian Paolo Ceda |
| Journal | zhonghua wei zhong bing ji jiu yi xue |
| Year | 2014 |
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