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Health & Fitness Master Series
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Lesson Overview

2.26 – The Role of Micronutrients in Strength Output: Micronutrients do not get hype like protein, but they directly affect how strong you feel in the gym. Minerals like magnesium and potassium help muscles contract and relax smoothly. If those are low, you may feel weak, cramped, or unusually tired during sets. Zinc supports hormone function and recovery, especially when training is intense and frequent. Iron supports oxygen delivery, which matters even for strength because fatigue still limits performance. Many people eat enough calories but not enough nutrient variety, so their body cannot run the growth process well. This can look like overtraining when it is really under-nourishing. Whole foods like fruits, vegetables, beans, potatoes, and quality proteins bring micronutrients naturally. Hydration also matters because minerals work through fluid balance and nerve signaling. Supplements can help in some cases, but they cannot replace poor daily eating habits. This lesson helps lifters build a food foundation that supports strength every day. When micronutrients improve, workouts feel more powerful and recovery becomes more consistent. Strong bodies are built from the small details done repeatedly.

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