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GLP-1 is depleting
your most essential mineral.

Magnesium regulates over 300 enzymatic reactions — including sleep, cortisol, muscle function, and the stress response. On 800–1,200 calories a day, you're almost certainly deficient.

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Magnesium Glycinate

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300+

enzymatic reactions require magnesium

400mg

per capsule as glycinate — highest absorption form

60 days

full money-back guarantee

68%

of people are already magnesium deficient

Why GLP-1 makes magnesium depletion worse

Less food means
less magnesium. Full stop.

Most people are already magnesium deficient — it's difficult to get enough from diet even at full caloric intake. At the 800–1,200 calories GLP-1 users commonly eat, the shortfall becomes severe.

Magnesium deficiency compounds GLP-1 side effects: worse sleep, higher cortisol, more muscle cramps, increased anxiety. These aren't separate problems — they're symptoms of the same depletion.

Glycinate is the form that matters. It's chelated to glycine for superior absorption and doesn't cause the digestive upset of cheaper forms like oxide or citrate.

Full formula

Every ingredient.
Every dose. Every reason.

Magnesium (as Glycinate)

400mg

The most bioavailable and best-tolerated form. Chelated to glycine — an amino acid with its own calming properties — for superior uptake without GI upset.

Common questions

Everything you want to know.

Why glycinate specifically?

Magnesium oxide (the cheap form) has about 4% absorption. Glycinate chelation increases this dramatically and eliminates the laxative effect of other forms. It's the form that actually works.

When should I take it?

In the evening. Magnesium supports GABA — the calming neurotransmitter — and is most useful taken 1–2 hours before sleep.

Can I take this with my GLP-1?

Yes — no known interactions. Magnesium may slightly reduce nausea, which is a welcome side effect.

What if it doesn't work?

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Sleep deeper.
Recover properly.

Most customers notice better sleep quality within the first week. Muscle cramps and anxiety typically improve within 2–3 weeks.