Pure Magnesium Bisglycinate Powder, additive free

Pure magnesium bisglycinate powder — free dosing, no additives

Magnesium bisglycinate powder is a highly

absorbable form of magnesium, bound to glycine, an amino acid naturally present in

the body. Among all the forms of magnesium available on the market,

bisglycinate stands out for its good digestive tolerance, which makes it

particularly suited to people sensitive to the laxative effects of certain

other forms such as magnesium chloride or citrate.

What makes this product unique: it is offered as a pure powder, with no vitamin B6,

no flavouring and no additives. A minimalist formula designed for people who

know their own needs and want to control their dose. Available in

100 g and 200 g formats.

Why choose magnesium bisglycinate

Not all forms of magnesium are equal. Bioavailability, the

body's ability to absorb and use the mineral, varies considerably

from one form to another.

Bisglycinate is a chelated form: the magnesium is bound to glycine,

which makes it easier to cross the intestinal barrier. This structure

reduces the risk of the digestive upset often associated with inorganic forms

such as sulphate or chloride.

Other advantages of bisglycinate:

• good digestive tolerance, even at high doses;
• no vitamin B6, useful for anyone already taking it elsewhere;
• powder form: flexible and precise dosing;
• no additives, no added flavouring.

Nutritional profile

Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in more than 300

enzyme reactions in the body. It plays a central role in:

• the production and management of cellular energy (ATP);
• nerve transmission;
• muscle contraction and relaxation;
• protein synthesis;
• electrolyte balance.

According to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), magnesium

contributes:

• to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue;
• to the normal functioning of the nervous system;
• to normal muscle function;
• to normal energy-yielding metabolism;
• to the maintenance of normal bones;
• to normal protein synthesis;
• to normal electrolyte balance.

Source: EC Regulation 1924/2006 — List of authorised nutrition

and health claims — EFSA.

Magnesium and today's needs

Magnesium deficiency is one of the most common nutritional shortfalls

in Western countries. Several factors contribute to it:

• processed food, low in magnesium;
• chronic stress, which speeds up the urinary elimination of magnesium;
• intense physical activity, which increases losses through perspiration;
• regular consumption of caffeine or alcohol.

Athletes, people exposed to daily stress and those suffering

from chronic fatigue are among the most affected profiles.

Ingredients

Single ingredient: magnesium bisglycinate.

No vitamin B6. No flavouring. No additives. No added sugar.

Formats available: 100 g and 200 g.

How to use this product

The powder is measured with a spoon. Its free form allows you to adjust the quantity

to your personal needs, which capsules do not allow.

Suggested uses:

• dissolve in a large glass of apple juice — apple juice neutralises      almost entirely the characteristic taste of bisglycinate;
• stir into a hot drink…