Brain Function Magnesium acts as the gatekeeper for NMDA receptors, which are involved in healthy brain development, memory and learning. In healthy adults, it prevents unnecessary nerve stimulation by weak signals. Heart Health Magnesium is vital for maintaining a healthy heart; it helps stabilize the rhythm of the heart and plays a role in preventing abnormal blood clotting in the heart. Magnesium also helps maintain healthy blood pressure levels. Muscle Function When magnesium levels are inadequate, your muscles may over contract which can lead to symptoms llike muscle spasm and cramping. Magnesium helps the muscle cell relax after contracting Bone Mineralization Magnesium plays a key role in bone mineralization by influencing the synthesis of the active form of vitamin D. A positive association has been found between dietary magnesium intake and bone mineral density.

Magnesium directly supports more than 600 enzymatic processes, healthy cardiac and lung function, bone density, muscle tenderness and fatigue. It is also necessary to convert vitamin D into its active form in support of bone health, immune system support, brain function and improves sleep quality.

Take 2 capsules daily with food or as recommended by your healthcare provider