Description

Novel and Highly Absorbable Magnesium

Discover the power of our highly absorbable magnesium glycinate supplement, enhanced with magnesium acetyl-taurinate. This unique combination ensures maximum bioavailability, meaning your body can easily absorb and utilize the magnesium, unlocking its full potential for holistic health benefits.

Magnesium is a vital mineral essential for overall well-being. Renowned for its ability to promote restful sleep, alleviate stress, and enhance mental clarity, magnesium also supports bone and heart health, boosts energy levels, and aids digestion. With our supplement, you can harness the full spectrum of magnesium's benefits to live your best life.

We understand that sensitivity matters. That's why our formula is hypoallergenic and free from hidden fillers, artificial colors, fragrances, or harsh chemicals. It contains no common allergens such as milk, egg, fish, peanuts, or gluten, making it suitable for even the most sensitive individuals. Plus, it's third-party verified GMO-free and proudly made with care in the USA.

Studies have shown benefit with Magnesium supplementation in the following:

• Toxemia of pregnancy, arrhythmia, clearer mind, constipation relief, inflammatory lung congestion, migraine, improving glucose control, enhancing insulin metabolism, lowering blood pressure, relieving symptoms of difficult and painful menstruation, alleviating leg cramps (especially in pregnant women), decreases risks associated with metabolic syndrome, restless leg syndrome, anxiety, fatigue, tremours, and sleep disorders.*
• We believe the optimal form of Magnesium Glycinate with ATA-Mg™ (Magnesium Acetyl-taurinate) that we provide our patients/clients is the preferred form for uptake and assimilation for the body as well as gastro-intestinal tolerance.*

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