Active citrate · 200 mg elemental Mg per serving
Расслабиться и восстановиться. Магний поддерживает мышечное расслабление, работу нервной системы и здоровый цикл сна.* Карбонат в порошке превращается в активный цитрат прямо в стакане при контакте с лимонной кислотой — мягкое усвоение, без слабительного эффекта. 325 мг магния в порции (80% дневной нормы).
Magnesium drives 300+ biochemical reactions in the body — from sleep and mood to muscle function and energy. Yet 75% of people do not get enough from diet alone.
Our formula works smarter: the powder contains stable magnesium carbonate with citric acid. When you add water, they react and convert into magnesium citrate — the most bioavailable form, with up to 3× better absorption than common oxide supplements.
The fizzy activation is fresh every time — not a pre-mixed solution that loses potency sitting on a shelf.
No fillers. No proprietary blends. Just effective, transparent formulation.
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Mix 1 scoop (5g) with 8 oz of water. Take 30 minutes before bedtime for best results. Can be taken with or without food.
Honestly started this for sleep but the raspberry-lemonade taste became part of my wind-down ritual. Stir it in water after dinner, kids are in bed, and I actually look forward to it now. Sleeping deeper within the first week, and my restless legs are gone.
PMS weeks used to wreck me - short temper with everyone, zero patience. Started adding this to my evening routine two cycles ago and the difference is obvious. Still PMS, but I'm not snapping at my husband over nothing. And the drink tastes like a real thing, not 'supplement' water.
If anyone deals with that creepy leg thing at night - this fixed it for me. Was waking up every two hours to shake my legs out. After a week of the magnesium I forgot it was even a thing. Cannot go back to not taking it.
Was cautious at first because most magnesium gives me stomach issues, but this carbonate form is genuinely gentle. Actually fixed the opposite problem - things move normally now, no more 'slow days.' Added bonus for a woman past 40.
Run a small team, always-on culture. I was starting to feel a constant low-grade panic - not dramatic, just this background hum i couldnt turn off. Three weeks on this and the hum is noticably quieter. Not a miracle, but a real shift.
Being honest - I bought this for the taste as much as the magnesium. I'm the kind of person who avoids capsules because I can't swallow them easily. The raspberry-lemonade is actually refreshing, and the effect on sleep came as a bonus.
Used magnesium oxide for years on my doctor's recommendation, never noticed anything except digestive side effects. Switched to this carbonate form and for the first time I actually feel a difference - calmer, sleep better. Had no idea form mattered this much.
Nine hours at a screen a day and my shoulders were rock-hard every night. Started this about a month ago as part of a bigger effort to feel better, and the tension's genuinely released. Not massage-level, but I'm not going to bed feeling like a statue.
Started perimenopause at 43 and sleep went haywire - waking up at 3 AM every single night. My gyno suggested magnesium before anything hormonal. honestly skeptical but tried. 4 weeks in, I'm sleeping through until alarm most nights.
Travel a lot for work. Pour a couple of scoops into a small container and take it with me anywhere. Doesn't leak, doesn't need refrigeration, and I actually drink it. Capsule bottles were always getting crushed in my bag. This is smarter.
I teach pilates and my own workouts leave me aching the next day more than they used to. Magnesium before bed after a heavy class, and I wake up not cramped. Small thing but noticeable when you're 40 and still active.
Bought this for myself, now my husband steals it. He tried a glass one evening and said he slept better than he had in months. Ordered two pouches last time. Turns out my 47-year-old husband also needed more magnesium than he thought.
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Per NIH ODS: the RDA for adults is 400–420 mg/day for males and 310–320 mg/day for females. The Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) for supplemental magnesium specifically (separate from magnesium in food) is 350 mg/day. Reference values for children and other age groups are published at /pages/daily-needs. These are general values for healthy adults — personal dosage depends on blood work, kidney function, prescription drugs, and individual factors, and should be set by your registered dietitian or physician.
Magnesium carbonate is the most chemically stable form of magnesium on a dry shelf — it does not degrade in dry storage. When dissolved in water together with food-grade citric acid, an acid-base reaction produces magnesium citrate, the bioavailable form recognized by the body. This means the active form (citrate) is created fresh at the moment of consumption, rather than being packaged as citrate which can be less stable in long-term storage.
NIH ODS notes that magnesium citrate, lactate, glycinate, and chloride show higher bioavailability than magnesium oxide and sulfate. Our product is carbonate-to-citrate — by the time it reaches your gut, the magnesium is in the citrate form. (Source: ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Magnesium-HealthProfessional/)
Magnesium is a required cofactor for the enzymes that activate vitamin D. NIH ODS notes that adequate magnesium status is necessary for vitamin D to be metabolized into its active form (1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D). This is a well-documented metabolic relationship — not a recommendation. (Sources: ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Magnesium-HealthProfessional/, ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminD-HealthProfessional/)