Magnesium - Key Benefits
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Supports nervous system function
Magnesium contributes to the normal function of the nervous system.
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Optimises energy levels and reduces tiredness
Magnesium helps reduce tiredness and fatigue and supports energy release within the body.
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Promotes healthy bones, teeth & muscles
Magnesium helps maintain normal bones and teeth and supports normal muscle function.
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Promotes psychological wellbeing
Magnesium contributes to psychological function, thus helping to support mental clarity and a positive outlook.
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How to take our Food-Grown Magnesium
Works well with
Any of our products.
Directions
2 capsules taken together.
Any time of day. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.How to take it
With or without food. Our nutrients are made from food, so you don’t need to take them with a meal.
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FAQs
You're bound to have a few questions
Find out all you need to know about our Wild Nutrition products or ask your own question below.
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What type of Magnesium is this?
Our magnesium is Food-Grown®, meaning that it is easily absorbed, kinder to your digestive system and better used by your body.
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Can I take this alongside other products in your range containing Magnesium?
Yes, you can. Many people don't get enough Magnesium from their daily diets, and women will often require more during and after menstruation in order to replenish lost levels. Those that are particularly physically active should also supplement extra to support muscles and reduce tiredness and fatigue.
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If I take this in the day will I feel drowsy?
No, whilst Magnesium can be taken in the evening or during the day to support your energy levels.
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Can this cause an upset stomach?
Our Food-Grown® formula is gentle on digestion and won’t cause an upset stomach.
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Can I take this alongside your Food-Grown Pregnancy?
Yes, although our Food-Grown Pregnancy formula already contains magnesium, it is safe to take more if you would like to. Extra magnesium is great for supporting energy during pregnancy.
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Who can benefit from taking magnesium?
Magnesium is important to help support normal muscle function, reduce tiredness and fatigue and maintain electrolyte balance and so is a prime mineral to take if you are regularly physically active. Teens and women with a menstrual cycle should also consider supplementing extra magnesium during and after their period to ensure mineral levels.
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Food-Grown Magnesium
An incredibly versatile mineral, magnesium is used for hundreds of processes in your body; from supporting normal psychological function to maintaining normal muscle function and contributing to energy release in the body.
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Backed by science
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Ethically sourced
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Naturally sourced ingredients
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Real food ingredients
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No added fillers or binders
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Formulated by our Nutritionist & Founder
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Vegetarian
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Cruelty free
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GM free
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Exploring our Food-Grown Magnesium
"I literally swear by this stuff. I took the Food-Grown Magnesium during the Football World Cup in Brazil and that’s saying something!"
Lee Dixon - Arsenal & England legend
INGREDIENTS & NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
Our Food-Grown® Magnesium
INGREDIENTS: Lactobacillus bulgaricus providing Magnesium, Heat treated brown rice powder, Vegetable Cellulose (capsule shell).
CAUTIONARY ADVICE: If you are taking medication or under medical supervision, please consult your healthcare practitioner before taking any food supplement. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Food supplements are not to be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
*NRV = Nutrient Reference Value
mg = milligram
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