Maximum Magnesium - Strawberry

Form determines function. Magnesium oxide is cheap but poorly absorbed. Magnesium citrate is well absorbed but pulls water into the bowel — that’s why we use it in Move Easy, our GI regularity formula. Magnesium bisglycinate chelate is the form built for systemic use: bound to glycine, it’s absorbed efficiently and delivered to your muscles, nerves, and cells where you actually want it — without the laxative effect.

That’s exactly what this form is designed to avoid. The chelated bisglycinate structure is gentle on the GI tract, so you can take a meaningful dose daily without the digestive side effects common to other forms. If you’re looking for bowel support, that’s a different job — that’s Move Easy.

Any time works, but evening is the sweet spot. Magnesium supports muscle relaxation, and glycine — the amino acid it’s bound to — supports calm on its own. Many of our customers make it the first step of their nightly wind-down and report noticeably better sleep and fewer nighttime leg cramps.

Most Americans don’t hit the recommended magnesium intake from food alone — modern diets and depleted soil don’t help. Common signs of suboptimal magnesium status include muscle tension and cramps, restless sleep, and low energy. If you want to know for certain, magnesium status can be evaluated as part of comprehensive lab work with your healthcare provider.

Yes — they’re designed to complement each other. Maximum Magnesium provides the foundational mineral your nervous system and muscles depend on, while Drift Away and Offline add targeted botanical and nutrient support for sleep. Many customers take magnesium nightly and layer in a sleep formula as needed.

A light, natural strawberry — flavored without artificial colors or flavors — and it dissolves completely in water with a quick stir. No grit, no chalk, no film at the bottom of the glass.

Yes — Maximum Magnesium is designed as a daily foundational supplement. Consult your healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have kidney disease, since impaired kidney function changes how the body handles magnesium.