User Reviews for magnesium

UPDATE: I bought Nutraharmony's Magnesium Taurate mainly for heart support and relaxation, and I can feel the benefits after a few weeks. My blood pressure is steadier, and I feel more at ease during stressful moments. However, the capsules are a little on the large side, which makes them tricky to swallow. If you’re someone who struggles with bigger pills, just keep that in mind. Overall, it’s a good product with noticeable benefits.

I bought this mainly for heart support and relaxation, and I can feel the benefits after a few weeks. My blood pressure is steadier, and I feel more at ease during stressful moments. However, the capsules are a little on the large side, which makes them tricky to swallow. If you’re someone who struggles with bigger pills, just keep that in mind. Overall, it’s a good product with noticeable benefits.

When discussing magnesium doses, please specify which salt of magnesium you were talking about. Or, give the dose in milligrams of elemental magnesium. To say "400 mg of magnesium" is ambiguous.

I’ve struggled with insomnia for years and tried all sorts of remedies, but Nutraharmony’s Magnesium Taurate has been a game-changer. Within a week, I noticed a huge difference in how quickly I could fall asleep and stay asleep. I also appreciate the added vitamins—it’s like a bonus for overall health. The capsules are easy to swallow, and I feel more relaxed in general.

As someone who suffers from restless legs syndrome, Nutraharmony's Magnesium Glycinate has been a lifesaver. Since starting this supplement, the nighttime restlessness has decreased significantly. I love that it's in glycinate form, which is gentle on my stomach and highly absorbable. The improvement in my sleep quality and muscle relaxation is noticeable. This is by far the best magnesium supplement I've tried.

Nutraharmony's Magnesium Glycinate is a game-changer for my anxiety. I felt noticeably calmer and more focused within a week of starting this supplement. It doesn't upset my stomach like other magnesium supplements I've tried. The quality is evident, and the price is reasonable for its benefits. I'm genuinely impressed and will continue using it.

I've been using Nutraharmony's Magnesium Glycinate for three weeks, and it's been a huge help with my migraines. The frequency and intensity of my headaches have reduced dramatically. The supplement is gentle on my stomach, which is a big plus. I appreciate that it doesn't contain any unnecessary fillers. Definitely a staple in my daily routine now.

I just began taking 400 mg of Magnesium a month ago.. I have taken benedryl for the last 25 years. Insomnia has been a problem I have lived with since my childhood. I noticed and read about benedryl causing memory problems. I slowly got off benedryl within a week and went on magnesium. At 75 yrs old, it has worked like a charm and the memory problem (forgetting words) is gone. I realize this is not an academic study but for right now it has changed my life for the better.

I started taking the Magnesium Malate because I had no energy, muscles were weak and fibromyalgia flare ups. Legs, feet, hands mostly affected. I also have constipation from medications. What I found out that if you’re on Ezetimibe to lower cholesterol it deprives your body of magnesium. I don’t eat well on top of that so I must have had no magnesium in my blood. I have two autoimmune diseases so taking this was a good thing. Now today I’m having severe cramps in my abdomen, feeling like I... have to go but can’t. So I just ordered the magnesium oxide to relieve the constipation. The Malate gave me back my energy, reduced the pains in my legs, feet and I can open a water bottle cap now. But will the Oxide give me the same results, will I need both? Doctors don’t know too much about these things. I’m small frame so I don’t want to take too much of one or the other. I guess going to a holistic doctor will help. But for people with chronic pain, fibromyalgia and muscle problems this does help, trust me. I just would like to have regular bowel movements. I hope the oxide plus the Malate will work. Read More Read Less

quick note on Magnesium Glycinate capsules. I've been using them to help regulate my sleep, and they've been a simple yet effective addition. These capsules have become a reliable part of my nightly routine. I've noticed an improvement in sleep quality, and the best part - no fuss. I take nutraharmony capsules

I am an aging tradesman. 58 years old painting houses. Up and down ladders. Magnesium has reduced massively, my muscle soreness and recovery period. A superb tool for the aging tradesman. 1 500 mg magnesium tablet in the morning. Symptoms before taking magnesium? Ocular migraines, muscle aches, constipation. The 500 mg magnesium supplement cured all symptoms.

Was on Pramipexole with dosage increasing and about to increase again. Became concerned about augmentation. Weened myself off over a month and commenced Magnesium Glycinate because of its ability to cross the blood brain barrier and address the dopamine receptors. It has brought me relief from RLS in the evenings and the great majority of nights. I'm still bothered at times but NOTHING like the every night battles. I can live like this.

I have diagnosed with cervical spondlosis with mild joint space narrow. I had little bit pain. But after taking magnesium supplement my pain was disappeared. I am happy i do not need any pain killer.

I was taking Magnesium Citrate for RLS which helped reduce the episodes but didn't completely stop it. Recently, I developed a strange muscle twitch in my neck. It made me feel like I couldn't relax my head. Kind of like a mild Parkinson's head movement - it's hard to explain. I searched for possible causes and really didn't find much except a small article on Magnesium l-Threonate. I bought a bottle (Now brand) and began taking it. Within a couple of weeks I noticed my head felt normal again. When... I ran out, I didn't purchase another bottle because I wanted to see if the twitch would come back. It did. Since then, I've been taking the Magnesium l-Threonate daily and haven't had any problems. It completely stopped my RLS too. I will continue taking it. Read More Read Less

I'm 64 and have had RLS off and on for over 10 years. I started taking 165 mg of Magnesium Citrate daily. This is a low dosage because I already eat plenty of vegetables containing Magnesium. However, I've read that with aging there may be an increased need of Magnesium. There are some evenings I take a second dose if the RLS is acting up. I've noticed on those nights, not only does it stop the restless leg, I also fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. I use an inexpensive brand (Spring Valley)... gummy chewables. Read More Read Less

Been following Wade Lightheart about how 50-80% of Americans may be magnesium deficient. And how EMFs deplete your magnesium and soil no longer provides what we need to produce. I've always taken magnesium, but just learned that it's the glycinate that helps for sleep disruptions. Boy does this make the difference! I now no longer wake at 3am. I can't sleep a night without it. And just learned that when you take vitamin D in significant levels, as I do - it depletes your magnesium! No wonder I couldn't... sleep. This solved my problems sleeping and my leg cramps without the issue of loose bowels the other forms give. I think it's important to get a high quality magnesium. And I prefer capsules to the hard tablets. I came in here to find out dosing and I don't think 500mg is enough for me. I have slight low bone density- so I think I may be one who needs more. If you read this Wade Lighthearts articles, he believes we have too much free calcium. And mag counteracts this. I'm 62 but couldn't move the selector. Read More Read Less

I discovered magnesium randomly by doing my research. I found out it is one of the minerals mostly needed by humans and that we cannot get enough from food. It is mostly contained in pumpkin seeds but you need to eat plenty everyday to see big benefits. It's one of the minerals that taken by supplements do not stack up with the one we eat from food and there should not be side effects on dosage. The only side-effect might be diarrhea or loose stools. For me it aided my muscles resistance one day... after extensive gym (the first day you need to leave the body reacts itself on the muscle reconstruction) as well as helped to give extra energy while e.g. biking. On this extent, I never had the fatigued signals that I had before and could bike for hours without coughing. The best magnesium I have is called "Magnesio Supremo" or "Magnesium Supreme", as it has a fast action on the body since usually it's citrate or carbonate. Other benefits I found that saved me were reduction of morning arrhytmia to none, mental wellbeing and better sleep. For women, my girlfriend said that it is also amazing for the reducing the menstruation-based pain. To whoever is reading this and it is a magnesium deficiency patient, do not take magnesium citrate or carbonate as they are quickly absorbed by the organism. Look for magnesium PIDOLATE. If you want good brands check on google "Massigen Magnesio Pidolato Marco Viti", you can find it on Amazon. Read More Read Less

I often get cramps in the arches of my feet when I'm sleeping and sometimes in the leg muscles. I was lead to believe the Magnesium would help to settle the condition and purchased the Magnesium 500mg ( from Magnesium Amino Acid Chelate 100mg ) Instead I've had diarrhea for the past 2 weeks and now stopping this medication. I was taking 3 tablets daily of 350mg (2 in morning and 1 at night). My doctor has suggested a Magnesium supplement so I am going to try 2 Mag-Sup daily. If diarrhea persists... then I will back down to 1 tablet daily.. Read More Read Less

After about 1 month, my restless leg syndrome was under control. No more severe pains when in bed. I am 66 years of age.