BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough 60 caps
BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough 60 caps
BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough Australia
Best Magnesium Supplement in Australia
GET ALL 7 FORMS OF MAGNESIUM FOR AN OPTIMIZED MIND AND BODY
Magnesium is an essential mineral for the human body, and is the second most abundant intracellular cation. It plays a critical role in almost all major metabolic and biochemical processes and serves as a cofactor in hundreds of enzymatic reactions.
Various studies indicate that people in different countries do not consume enough magnesium in their diet. In 2005, King et al. found that almost 60% of Americans did not consume the recommended daily amount of magnesium through their diet. Similarly, in 2015, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee stated that many Americans do not consume enough magnesium as it is an under-consumed nutrient. Other countries around the world have found similar findings regarding inadequate dietary magnesium intake.
With additional magnesium vitamin cofactors such as Vitamin B6 and Manganese, Magnesium Breakthrough by BiOptimizers is in a league of it’s own!
Best Magnesium Supplements for sleep and calming nervous system
Reduce your stress levels and feel relaxed and at peace
Sleep faster and deeper
Boost your immune system
Maintain normal heart rhythm
Build strong bones
High dose Magnesium, 500mg elemental magnesium per serve from bioavailable forms of magnesium
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Why Getting ALL 7 Forms of Magnesium Transforms Your Stress & Performance
One of the biggest misconceptions about magnesium is that you just “need more” of it and you’ll be healthy and optimized.
There are many different types of magnesium and each plays a critical role in different functions in your body. Why settle for 1-2 when you can get all seven?
MAGNESIUM CHELATE -
This form of magnesium amino acid chelate Is easily absorbed in the body and is especially important for muscle building, recovery, and overall health.
MAGNESIUM CITRATE -
Can help with the adverse effects of obesity. In fact, one study found this form helped arterial stiffness in healthy overweight individuals. It is also used to relieve constipation because it can act as an osmotic laxative.
MAGNESIUM BISGLYCINATE -
Often used to improve sleep. Other potential uses include assisting symptoms of excess stomach acid, such as stomach upset, heartburn, and acid indigestion. This form of magnesium is bound to the amino acid glycine. It is also used to correct low magnesium levels in the blood.
MAGNESIUM MALATE -
Some believe this to be the most bioavailable form of magnesium. It’s found naturally in fruits, giving them a “tart taste.” Magnesium Malate can help with migraines, chronic pain, and depression.
MAGNESIUM SUCROSOMIAL -
This form of magnesium helps you to effectively produce energy. It also supports the immune system and is critical for bone health and skeletal development. Researchers have identified this type of magnesium to be better absorbed than most others “Our findings suggest that Sucrosomial® magnesium leads to an increased bioavailability of magnesium compared to other formulations.”
MAGNESIUM TAURATE -
This is the form of magnesium best for your heart. One study noted: “The complex magnesium taurate may thus have considerable potential as a vascular-protective nutritional supplement.”
MAGNESIUM OROTATE -
While also helpful for the heart, magnesium orotate is believed to be the best form for metabolic improvements. This makes it a favourite for athletes seeking enhanced recovery, energy, muscle building and performance.
What is Magnesium Breakthrough?
COMPLETE MAGNESIUM COMPLEX: contains 7 forms of magnesium: magnesium glycinate, malate, amino acid chelate (as magnesium bisglycinate), sucrosomal (as magnesium oxide), orotate, taurate, and citrate. Getting all of these forms of magnesium, in the optimum dose, helps support numerous bodily functions. Containing 7 forms of magnesium makes Magnesium Breakthrough different from other magnesium supplements in the market.
SUPPORTS STRESS RELIEF: Chronic stress depletes crucial magnesium from your body, potentially causing numerous issues such as depression, anxiety, fatigue, memory problems, sleep issues, and chronic pain. Magnesium Breakthrough not only reverses magnesium deficiency but can help aid your body’s natural processes to counter these issues.
FAST ABSORPTION: Each Magnesium Breakthrough capsule is designed to quickly dissolve, pass through the digestive process, easily absorbed at a very high rate. There is no benefit to magnesium powder over bioptimizers magnesium tablets.
NO SYNTHETIC INGREDIENTS: All Magnesium Breakthrough 4.0 ingredients are naturally derived. With no synthetic ingredients one is less likely to have any negative side effect such as upset stomach. There are no preservatives, no mercury, lead, arsenic, or fluoride - all of which are commonly found in other supplements. Another reason to switch over to a clean magnesium supplement.
OTHER HEALTH BENEFITS: Magnesium can be a great supplement for your body, mind and nervous system as it could support memory improvement, help improve metabolism and mood, and help alleviate chronic pain and migraines
OPTIMAL DOSAGE: 500mg of ELEMENTAL Magnesium per serving (2 capsules). When choosing a magnesium supplement it is important to make the distinction between magnesium by weight versus elemental magnesium. A magnesium supplement such as straight magnesium glycinate or magnesium malate may only contain approximately 14-20% elemental magnesium in weight with the remaining 80-86% being glycine and malate. So in other words on the label of a magnesium glycinate supplement it may say 500mg magnesium however this would equate to approximately 70mg of elemental magnesium, in which case is significantly less than the 500mg elemental magnesium in Magnesium Breakthrough!
INGREDIENTS:
Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCI), Elemental Magnesium (Magnesium Chelate, Magnesium Bisglycinate, Sucorsomial® Magnesium (as magnesium oxide), Magnesium Malate, Magnesium Orotate, Magnesium Taurate, Magnesium Citrate, Humic/Fulvic Monoatomic Blend), Manganese (as manganese citrate)
Other Ingredients: Cellulose (capsule), Nu-Mag®, Nu-Flow®, Silica.
Warning Signs Of Magnesium Deficiency
Do You Often Feel Exhausted, Fatigued, Or Tired?
Do You Feel Weakness In Your Body?
Are Migraines And Headaches Occurring?
Do You Vomit Or Feel Nauseous At Times?
Do You Suffer From Depression, Anxiety, Or Depression?
Have You Recently Had A Loss Of Appetite?
Experienced Irregular Nerve Or Muscle Function?
Why Magnesium Breakthrough
Magnesium is one of the most important minerals for all aspects of health. It participates in over 600 different biochemical reactions in your body. Yet, over 80% of the population don’t get the minimum amounts of the types of magnesium they need from diet alone because US soil lacks it. Magnesium deficiency can increase all disease risks and keep you from performing optimally.
Even people who supplement tend to take types that are poorly absorbed, or they only take two types of magnesium at most. Each type benefits different tissues and organ systems. If you’re only taking one or two forms, you’re most likely still deficient. BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough is the only supplement on the market that offers the full spectrum of all seven types of magnesium specially formulated to reach every tissue in your body to provide maximum health benefits and reverses low levels which could be causing health issues, and why we believe it is the Best Magnesium Supplement Australia.
A common question raised is which form of magnesium is best? Given the fact that different forms of magnesium are going to beneficial for different things, magnesium breakthrough by containing 7 forms of magnesium is one strategy for covering as broad an effect as possible.
Magnesium and Anxiety
Magnesium is extremely important for mental and neurological health. Studies have shown that magnesium deficiency causes animals to be stressed and anxious. In humans, a low-magnesium diet is associated with anxiety and depression. You need magnesium to deal with stress. Stress causes you to excrete more magnesium through urine.
Magnesium supplementation has been shown to promote a healthy stress response and reduce neurotransmitters that cause anxiety. It also promotes relaxation by increasing GABA , the calming neurotransmitter.
In a randomized controlled trial of mildly anxious subjects, magnesium + vitamin B6 significantly reduced stress scores compared to the placebo.
Magnesium supplements have also been shown to help improve mental health in women with premenstrual syndrome and postpartum anxiety.
To boost mood, reduce anxiety, and promote a healthy stress response, it is best to use a combination of forms of magnesium combined with vitamin B6. Studies have confirmed that magnesium with organic acid salt (e.g. citrate and malate) or amino acids (e.g. taurate, glycinate, and sucrosomial) are significantly better absorbed than inorganic salts (oxide, chloride, and sulfate). Also, these different forms are absorbed into different tissues, with taurate, malate, and citrate being the most beneficial for the nervous system
BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough contains the full spectrum of all seven forms of the most bioavailable magnesium along with vitamin B6 to support mental health and promote a healthy stress response.
How To Take biooptimizer magnesium breakthrough
When you take magnesium in the morning, it supports brain function and stress response throughout the day. In the evening, high doses of magnesium promote relaxation and may help with sleep. Therefore, it is best to divide your magnesium supplement doses throughout the day. If that is not possible, take whenever you can.
It is better to take mineral supplements, such as magnesium, on an empty stomach because you will absorb it more efficiently. However, some people experience upset stomach, so they take it with food. Studies of inorganic magnesium salts (oxide, chloride, and sulfate) found that stomach acid is necessary for magnesium absorption, so they need to be taken on an empty stomach. However, organic magnesium salts (citrate, glycinate, chelate, etc) are more readily absorbed even when taken with food.
Our bodies don’t store magnesium well. It is generally excreted from your system within 24 hours of intake. Therefore, it is important to take magnesium every day.
We also have discount 2 x 60 capsule Magnesium Breakthrough available from our store - so total 120 capsules at a discounted price.
If taking medication, pregnant, or breastfeeding please consult a licensed healthcare provider before taking this supplement. Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet. Always read the label. Use as directed. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration or TGA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information contained herein is for informational purposes only and does not establish a doctor-patient relationship.
Top 10 Magnesium Breakthrough Benefits
Promotes Heart Health
Magnesium is extremely important for heart health and blood vessel health. Magnesium deficiency seems to worsen the inflammation, blood vessel constriction, blood clotting, and stress responses that trigger heart conditions. Correcting deficiency appears to improve heart health and reduces risk of deaths, although it is unclear whether supplementation alone is sufficient to treat these conditions.
Improves the Ability to Deal With Stress and Helps to Relax
A magnesium supplement significantly reduces stress in people who are deficient in magnesium. Also, combined with vitamin B6 was 40% more helpful than alone for severe stress. Research supports the recommendation for magnesium supplementation in those under chronic stress.
Helps With Mood, Cognitive Function, and Mental Health
A magnesium supplement significantly improved mood after 2 weeks. A review of magnesium supplementation found improved depressive symptoms after magnesium intake. Another trial found that magnesium supplements improved mood in seniors with type 2 diabetes.
Promotes Healthy Blood Sugar Hormone Function And Promotes Healthy Metabolism
Magnesium is important for hormones that regulate blood sugar to function well. Therefore, many people with blood sugar issues, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes are deficient in magnesium. Even when diabetes is well-controlled, a supplement would still be necessary to achieve healthy levels. In a clinical trial involving 65 diabetes patients, magnesium supplementation promotes healthy function and metabolism.
A large-scale systematic and dose-response analysis found that magnesium supplementation correlated with reduced body weight and waist circumference among specific groups of people. Those with resistance, hypertension, obesity, magnesium deficiency, and women seem to weigh less and had smaller waist circumference if they took magnesium supplements.
In pregnant women with gestational diabetes, magnesium supplementation improved blood glucose control and pregnancy outcomes.
Supports exercise performance and recovery
Magnesium supplementation improves speed and strength, possibly by making glucose metabolism more efficient. It also supports the necessary stress response to exercise, reduces muscle damage and improves exercise recovery (400 mg/day, taken at breakfast).
Improves Sleep Quality
In a small clinical trial involving 46 elderly subjects with insomnia, 500 mg of daily magnesium supplement reduced insomnia scores, sleep latency, and cortisol. Subjects also had more serum melatonin, slept deeper, and were less likely to wake up in the middle of the night. Objective markers of insomnia, serum renin, melatonin and serum cortisol were improved with magnesium supplementation.
Builds Stronger Bones
Magnesium is a key building blocks of your bones. Magnesium deficiency can contribute to osteoporosis by:
preventing healthy bone formation, creating brittle bones
causing low-grade inflammation
increasing cortisol, which can contribute to bone loss
reducing parathyroid hormone
In a clinical trial involving 73,684 postmenopausal women, low magnesium intake was associated with lower bone density in the hip and whole body. Magnesium intake slightly higher than the Recommended Dietary Allowance was associated with lower arm and wrist factures from falling.
Promotes Healthy Blood Pressure
A meta-analysis of 34 randomized control trials found that magnesium reduced blood pressure. However, the effect size is clinically small (<2 mmHg). Therefore, it may be good for supporting overall health and healthy blood pressure, but you may also need other interventions to achieve healthy blood pressure levels.
Promotes Balanced and Healthy Immune System
Magnesium deficiency increases inflammation. In a meta-analysis involving 32,198 people, those with more magnesium had less serum C-reactive protein (a marker of inflammation).
Overall, magnesium deficiencies tend to exacerbate or increase the risk of conditions that involve chronic inflammation.
Supports Vitamin D Activation and Metabolism
Both Vitamin D and magnesium have important roles in bone health, immune function, and metabolism. Magnesium is a cofactor in vitamin D conversion and activation. Some people cannot increase their blood 25-hydroxy vitamin D levels despite supplementing with vitamin D3 because they are deficient. In other words, magnesium deficiency can make vitamin D ineffective.
Also, in people deficient, high doses of vitamin D3 could worsen magnesium deficiency and increase the potential for side effects of vitamin D3, such as having calcium deposits in the arteries.
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