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Yes, magnesium deficiency can lead to impotency issue. Magnesium helps in regulating the levels of other vitamins and minerals. Proper intake of magnesium can give you rid from this problem. Green vegetables, legumes, seeds, nuts and brown rice are enriched sources of dietary magnesium
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