Advanced Triple Magnesium Complex, 2000mg Glycinate, Citrate & Taurate, Clean Label & Chelated, 262mg Elemental Magnesium, Vegan, 180 Tablets, 90 Servings, by Igennus

We provide 3 forms of magnesium to enhance delivery; magnesium citrate, taurate & glycinate. Magnesium citrate is a well tolerated form, and we use fully reacted oxide-free magnesium citrate, offering high bioavailability. Magnesium taurate provides magnesium fully reacted with taurine which acts as a pH buffer, creating an optimal environment to aid magnesium uptake. We also include magnesium glycinate; glycine provides protection to magnesium against stomach acid.

The fully reacted forms of magnesium provided in our formula are very gentle on digestion and do not have a laxative effect. Using fully reacted chelated forms of magnesium also enhances absorption. In the gut, magnesium absorption is dependent on solubility, with insoluble forms like magnesium oxide being the hardest to dissolve. At Igennus we only use bioavailable forms which are highly soluble, so higher levels are dissolved in the gut and prepared for absorption in the intestines.

To ensure the dose of magnesium is optimal for health, we recommended taking 2 tablets a day, delivering a dose of 262mg elemental magnesium derived from 2000mg bulk magnesium. This provides 70% of the nutrient reference value, therefore an ideal dose to top up dietary intake. The tub provides 1 month supply when taking the recommended 2 tablets a day. For optimal absorption and all-day coverage, we recommend to split the daily dose between morning and evening.

Supporting mood & sleep

Magnesium is one of the essential nutrients required for neurotransmitter production, including feel-good serotonin, rewarding dopamine, sleep-inducing melatonin and calming GABA. Magnesium deficiency is often associated with low mood and irritability. Magnesium also supports the nervous system and normal psychological function, such as concentration, learning and memory.

Muscle function & energy

Magnesium is required for cell division therefore it’s essential to build body tissue, including skin & muscle. It also plays a role in recovery after exercise. Required for muscle function, magnesium allows for contraction and relaxation of muscles, as well as supporting the muscles of the heart and regulating the heartbeat. Essential to energy production, magnesium plays a role in converting carbohydrates, proteins and fat into energy for the cells.

Bone health

Magnesium is required for converting vitamin D to its most active form, in turn supporting calcium absorption. Both calcium and magnesium are important for the health and maintenance of bones and teeth, with around 52% of the body’s magnesium stored in bones. With 40% of peak bone mass formed during adolescence, it is clear that magnesium is not just important for later life, but also early on to support theprevention of disease.