Resilient Minerals
100% FULLY REACTED MAGNESIUM BISGCYINATE
Magnesium bisglycinate (magnesium glycinate) is a highly absorbable and bioavailable form of magnesium, making it an ideal ingredient for supplements.
Our resilient chelated magnesium is created with the perfect ligand to be optimized for improved solubility and digestibility. Fully reacted, chelated minerals do not become disassociated in the stomach’s acidic environment. They remain covalently bonded and can be properly absorbed and used by the body. Magnesium supplementation may have a laxative impact for some people. Because magnesium bisglycinate is bound to glycine, a smaller amount of water attaches to the molecule thereby reducing the laxative properties of this mineral ingredient. ‡
100% fully-reacted magnesium bisglycinate is 4 times more bioavailable than other forms.
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75-400 mg/day
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Elemental Magnesium that Fits your Formula
Our standard, fully reacted resilient magnesium bisglycinate has an
11% minimum elemental magnesium content.
1 out of 2 people
don’t get enough magnesium in their daily diet
Our standard, fully reacted magnesium bisglycinate has an 11% minimum elemental magnesium content.
A study of 2,038 men and women between the ages of 70 – 79 found that magnesium supplementation may support higher bone mineral density in some populations. 5, ‡
A trial involving 210 elderly people and magnesium supplementation was shown to have a positive impact on fat metabolism, mood, and body mass. 6, ‡
Research into the potential impacts of magnesium supplementation for exercise performance show improvements for both anaerobic and aerobic exercise. 7, ‡
A study of 4,637 Americans aged 18 – 30 years indicates a potential relationship between magnesium intake and metabolic health. 8, ‡
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