Magnesium Citrate

Aids Anxiety, Digestion, Muscles, Nerves & more…!

Looking for a high-absorption magnesium supplement? Chelated magnesium citrate is designed for better bioavailability, making it a great choice for muscle, heart, and digestive support.

Magnesium citrate offers several health benefits, making it a popular supplement choice. Here are some of its key advantages:

• Anxiety & Stress Relief – Magnesium citrate may help with anxiety by regulating stress hormones, balancing cortisol levels, which can reduce stress.
• Improve Brain Function – It can support the adrenal and pituitary glands, which are responsible for managing stress.
• Digestive Health – It acts as a gentle laxative by drawing water into the intestines, helping to relieve constipation.
• Muscle & Nerve Function – Magnesium plays a crucial role in muscle contractions and nerve signaling, supporting overall neuromuscular health.
• Kratom Aid – Can be used to reduce tolerance buildup and enhance effects + prolong kratom’s duration. Magnesium is also reported to increase kratom’s potency & to block certain receptors involved in tolerance, (potentially increasing it’s efficacy). Magnesium also assists in avoiding constipation (do not use in excess to avoid an unwanted laxative effect).
• Bone Strength – It helps regulate calcium transport, contributing to strong bones and reducing the risk of fractures.
• Heart Health – Magnesium citrate supports heart rhythm and may help reduce arterial stiffness, lowering the risk of cardiovascular issues.
• Blood Sugar Regulation – Some studies suggest it may improve blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity, potentially reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.
• Migraine Prevention – Magnesium citrate has been linked to reducing the frequency and severity of migraines.
• Mental Health Support – Research indicates it may play a role in neurological function, potentially benefiting those with anxiety or depression

*It may interact with medications for diabetes, thyroid, blood pressure & others. Generally, it makes those drugs less efficacious, however, we recommend that you research interactions and/or ask your doctor if you take any of these drugs.