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Metagenics

Mag L-Threonate (120 Capsules)

Mag L-Threonate (120 Capsules)

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    PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

    Mag L-Threonate by Metagenics features magnesium L-threonate as Magtein®, designed to help support cognitive health. Magnesium, a divalent cation, is important for neuronal activity as it binds to neurotransmitter receptors and is a co-factor for neuronal enzymes.

    RECOMMENDED USAGE

    Take three capsules in divided doses daily: one capsule in the morning and two capsules two hours before sleep as a dietary supplement, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

    COMPOSITION

    Per serving: 3 capsules

    Amount per serving

    % Daily value

    Magnesium (as magnesium L-threonate)

    147mg 

    37% 

    Magnesium L-threonate

    2g 

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    OTHER INGREDIENTS

    Capsule (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose), microcrystalline cellulose, stearic acid (vegetable) and silica

    DOES NOT CONTAIN

    Gluten and GMO's

    This product is vegetarian

    STORAGE

    Store in a cool dry place (<25°C), away from sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. 

    PRODUCT FORM

    Capsule

    WARNING/CONTRAINDICATIONS

    Do not use if pregnant or nursing.

    Consult your healthcare practitioner if taking diuretics, antibiotics, or medications for osteoporosis.

    Keep out of the reach of children.

    Please review package insert (if available) for further information.

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    Ingrid & Jacques Matthee
    Good supplement for sleep

    Mag L Threonate is vital for supporting my sleep. I take 2 capsules nightly. For a couple of months I tried to cope without Mag L Threonate, but noticed the difference in my sleep quality. Its worth the my money ! This fact is also backed up by Dr Andrew Huberman , neuroscientist in Stanford USA .