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Brain MD Magnesium Chewables - 60 Tabs

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Magnesium is one of the most important minerals you can get daily and helps improve your cognitive function and also supports many processes in the body, and its deficiency can lead to clinical symptoms including headaches, fatigue, muscle cramps, & more. Magnesium chewable tablets designed ... Read more Read more
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Brain MD Magnesium Chewables is a sugar-free chewable supplement with 150 mg of magnesium. It's available in highly bioavailable forms: citrate, malate, and bisglycinate. These convenient and tasty tablets in orange flavor allow you to take care of your brain health in an easy way.

Magnesium is a brain-friendly mineral that supports mood, calmness, focus, attention, concentration, and sleep. Numerous studies have identified the importance of magnesium for memory and cognitive functions.

Increasing the intake of magnesium through diet may improve cognition. To ensure that you meet your daily magnesium needs for better attention, memory, and sleep, you can consider taking Brain MD Magnesium chewables.

Research Evidence

  • Magnesium is a cofactor for 300+ enzymatic reactions, including energy production. Insufficient levels of magnesium in the body can increase the risk of chronic diseases. It shows up as fatigue, muscle weakness, cramps, tremors, etc.
  • A meta-analysis published in the Advances in Nutrition journal found that low serum magnesium levels are associated with cognitive impairment. The connection between magnesium and cognitive health is multifaceted and complex.
  • Many RCT trials found a correlation between magnesium levels and depressive symptoms. After magnesium intake, these symptoms were found to improve.
  • Research evidence indicates that there is an association between low magnesium levels and dementia-related diseases. Increasing dietary magnesium may improve cognitive function. Magnesium is important for learning functions and memory.

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