
How you might benefit from magnesium
Consistency is key to fully experience magnesium glycinate supplement benefits, as any remaining is naturally eliminated by the kidneys, which makes this product a great choice for long-term use.
While results may vary, here's an overview of how incorporating a regular magnesium routine into a balanced diet and active lifestyle may benefit your well-being*:
1-3 Weeks
Promotes restful sleep.*
Aids in muscle relaxation.*
3-6 Weeks
Supports a balanced mood.*
6-12 Weeks
Supports a healthy nervous system.*
Helps maintain normal blood pressure.*
Promotes healthy cholesterol levels.*
Aids in balancing blood sugar within normal ranges.*
12+ Weeks
May contribute to long-term bone health.*
What to Expect
Main Benefits

Supports Deep & Restorative Sleep*
Research shows magnesium glyconate supports the nervous and endocrine system by promoting deep and restorative sleep.*

Promotes Heart Health & Function*
Studies indicate that mg glycinate may contribute to maintaining normal blood pressure and cholesterol levels while promoting a steady heartbeat as part of a heart-conscious diet.*


Enhances Brain & Body Relaxation*
Multiple trials show benefits of magnesium glycinate may have in both physical and mental relaxation.*

Supports Metabolism & Balanced Blood Sugar*
It plays an important role in over 300 enzymatic functions, many of which regulate metabolism and stable blood sugar levels.*
Ingredients derived from the purest origins
We offer a wide look at our natural, scientifically backed ingredients, carefully sourced and precisely formulated to boost the benefits of magnesium glycinate for superior results.

Magnesium Glycinate 275mg
Each serving contains 275 mg of magnesium glycinate, which is carefully tested for purity and potency, to ensure a high-quality magnesium glyincate support.
Source
Serving
Final Location of Manufacturing
Magnesium glycinate
275 mg
Utah, United States
Ingredient
1000 mg
We include methylated folate as 5-MTHF, the active form of folic acid. It bypasses common gene variations that make the folic acid to folate conversion more difficult for up to ⅓ of people.*
Nutrition Fact
Folate adequacy may also reduce a women’s risk of having a child with neural tube defects.*
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"Fantastic product for sleep."
I have tried a few magnesium products which have helped me sleep a little. But since taking these I am finally falling asleep fast, and staying asleep until my alarm goes off. They also do not upset my tummy.
- Jacqueline


"Better sleep and haven’t had any leg cramps."
I’ve dealt with trouble absorbing certain vitamins/minerals for a few years. Since taking this medication my blood work shows definite improvement in absorption). I also have experienced better sleep and haven’t had any leg cramps. I’m so impressed I purchased some for my husband to try.
- Hilde


"Helps with calcium absorption."
This magnesium is easy to swallow. No after taste. As far as I know it is working. I went to my endocrinologist yesterday, blood work was done, all of my numbers looked good. I began taking magnesium to help with calcium absorption. I am a 45 year old female and need all of the bone strengthening help I can get.
- Michelle
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