#Chronicdiseases

Emerging research and expert consensus warn that many early signs of heart problems go undetected until serious health consequences arise, urging Thai readers to take seemingly mild symptoms more seriously. A new review featuring leading cardiologists, published on May 31, 2025, details the top eight signs that should prompt a visit to a heart specialist and contextualizes the relevance for Thai society, where cardiovascular disease remains one of the primary causes of death and disability (EatingWell, Statista, WHO, RCPT Guidelines).

Recent research highlights a worrying connection between low magnesium levels and an increased risk of chronic degenerative diseases. A 2024 study published in the European Journal of Nutrition points to a potential link between magnesium deficiency and conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. Conducted by researchers in Australia, the study examined the blood samples of 172 middle-aged adults, evaluating their magnesium levels and markers of DNA damage.