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You have the bottle in your hand. Here's what magnesium is actually doing in there, and how to get the most out of it.
The short version
Why magnesium matters more for women.
Magnesium plays a part in hundreds of processes in your body, from energy and muscle relaxation to sleep and hormones. For women, those needs shift across the cycle, climb under stress, and change with each life stage, which is exactly what this formula was built around.
Energy
Involved in how your cells produce and use energy throughout the day.
Mood & stress
Supports the nervous system and a healthy stress response.
Sleep
Supports the wind-down that lets the body shift into rest.
Hormones
Supports hormonal balance across the phases of the cycle.
Muscle function
Supports muscle relaxation and everyday tension relief.
Worth paying attention to
General signs you might be running low.
None of these are diagnostic, and plenty of things can cause them. They're simply the patterns women most often describe before they start paying attention to magnesium.
If something feels persistent or serious, talk to your doctor. This page isn't medical advice.
- 01Trouble winding down at night
- 02Feeling wired and stressed more often than not
- 03Tension that lingers in the shoulders, jaw or calves
- 04PMS that's noticeably heavier than it used to be
- 05Low, flat energy that sleep doesn't seem to lift
Three forms, on purpose
A Triple Magnesium Complex.
Your bottle holds three well-absorbed forms of magnesium, plus vitamins B6 and D3, in one small capsule.
See the three forms
Magnesium Glycinate
The gentlest of the three, often linked with calm and easy digestion.
Magnesium Malate
Chosen with daytime energy and muscle comfort in mind.
Magnesium Taurate
A stable form chosen for how well the body takes it in.
Vitamin B6 & D3
Two vitamins that help your body put magnesium to work.
How to take it
Simple as it should be.
2
capsules daily, the full serving.
PM
Most women take theirs in the evening, since magnesium supports winding down. Morning works too.
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With or without food, whichever you'll remember to do consistently.
4 weeks
Give it a full month. Anything tied to your cycle is easier to notice after a full cycle.
If you're pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, check with your doctor before starting.
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