Description
SOlgar Magnesium Glycinate provides magnesium bisglycinate, an easily absorbable form of high bioavailability 1,2 magnesium, ideal for people seeking magnesium for sleep and anxiety.
The glycine form of magnesium containing SOlgar Magnesium Glycinate is mild for stomach3 and supports calm and relaxation at the end of a busy day. In addition, the disposal of the product in the form of a herbal capsule, combined with providing 240 mg of magnesium bisglycinate with 2 herbal capsules per day, offers high concentration in a few capsules, while facilitating consumption and consistency in use.
Magnesium is a vital inorganic component as it participates in many functions in the body. Therefore, the adequate intake of magnesium by the consumption of magnesium-rich foods, such as leafy green vegetables, nuts and seeds, and the completion of the diet with a magnesium supplement such as SOlgar Magnesium Glycinate, is important to support the overall, physical and psychological well-being of the organism.
Magnesium contributes to:
• Normal functioning of the nervous system
• Reduction in feeling tired and tired
• Normal psychological function
• Normal muscle function
• Normal operation of metabolic processes designed to produce energy
• Maintain healthy bones
• Balance of electrolytes
• Normal composition of proteins
SOlgar Magnesium Glycinate has properties that make it ideal for people who:
• They seek magnesium for sleep & stress, in order to support their relaxation, psychological well-being and sleep quality.
• They want to reduce the feeling of fatigue that accompanies a full daily life with stress, muscle tension and fatigue.
Magnesium dysglikinate: Form well tolerated for individuals with stomach sensitivity or those who do not tolerate other forms of magnesium.
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2. Hartle, J., Morgan, S., & Poulsen, T. Development of a model for invitro comparative abstraction of magnesium from five magnesium sources commonly used as dietary supplements. FASEB, 30(No. 1 Supplement), (2016), 128.6.
3. DiSilvestro, Robert A. et al. “Magnesium Glycinate Supplementation in Bariatric Surgery Patients and Physically Fit Young Adults.” The FASEB Journal 27 (2013).
