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METAGENICS MAGNESIUM GLYCINATE + EXTRA 10% FREE
R 292.95
R 324.95
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- Magnesium glycinate is a must for those with a deficiency in this mineral, as it enables the body to recognize and absorb it with ease.
- There is no bodily system that does not require magnesium, as it is needed for proper nerve, muscle and blood sugar regulation.
- Further, studies indicate magnesium may improve bone mineral density, thus mitigating the risk of fractures and degenerative conditions.
- Low magnesium levels are even associated with migraine and depression, making it particularly important to take it before bed so that your body has the chance to absorb it.
Serving size: 1 Tablet
NAPPI CODE: 3001134-001
Ingredients: Amount Per Serving
- Magnesium (as magnesium bis-glycinate) 100 mg
Directions: Take two tablets twice daily or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Ingredient Facts:
- Magnesium holds the fourth position among the most abundant minerals in the human body and is the second most prevalent cation found within cells, trailing only behind potassium. Its importance becomes evident in its participation in more than 300 enzymatic processes, acting as a vital co-factor for various physiological functions.
- These functions include crucial roles in energy production (including ATP metabolism, oxidative phosphorylation, and glycolysis), regulation of blood glucose, and the synthesis of nucleic acids, namely RNA and DNA.
- Regrettably, magnesium deficiency is a prevalent nutritional issue in the contemporary world. Unwise dietary choices, diminishing food quality, and an increased need due to the widespread use of proton pump inhibitors and chronic medications contribute to this problem.
- These factors either impede magnesium absorption or escalate its excretion. This is particularly concerning considering the far-reaching consequences of prolonged and often undetected magnesium deficiency, which can lead to conditions such as osteoporosis and have cardiometabolic implications, including metabolic syndrome, hypertension, and arrhythmias.