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  • Best magnesium supplements to support sleep*
  • Promotes a balanced stress response to feel relaxed and at peace*
  • May improve sleep quality*
  • A key nutrient that may assist in a healthy immune response*
  • Provides an essential electrolyte to maintain a healthy heart function*
  • Provides a key mineral building block to strong bones*
  • Contains 8 different forms of magnesium
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  • Best magnesium supplements to support sleep*
  • Promotes a balanced stress response to feel relaxed and at peace*
  • May improve sleep quality*
  • A key nutrient that may assist in a healthy immune response*
  • Provides an essential electrolyte to maintain a healthy heart function*
  • Provides a key mineral building block to strong bones*
  • Contains 8 different forms of magnesium
  • Organic, natural flavors and colors
  • Sweetened with Katemfe fruit extract: a protein that is 3,000 times sweeter than sucrose (does not spike glucose when metabolized)
  • Vegetarian powder
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Why Getting ALL 8 Forms of
Magnesium Matters

One of the biggest misconceptions about magnesium is that you just “need more” of it to help optimize your well-being.

But the TRUTH is, there are many different types of magnesium  — and each plays an important role in different functions in your body.

Most “healthy” individuals typically only get 1-2 forms of magnesium at best (much of the population is deficient in all forms)
— but when you get all 8 major forms of magnesium, you can truly experience the benefits.

Magnesium Orotate

While it also may be helpful for maintaining cardiovascular health, magnesium orotate may also support metabolic processes.*

This makes it a favorite for athletes seeking recovery, energy, and performance support.*

Getting ALL of these forms of magnesium, in the optimum dose, may support several functions in your body.*

Magnesium Chelate

This form of magnesium is especially important for muscle building, recovery, and health.*

Magnesium Citrate

This form of magnesium supports metabolic health (how well the body generates and processes energy). One study found that this form may improve blood vessel health in healthy overweight individuals.*

Magnesium Bisglycinate

This is the best form of magnesium for overall relaxation responses.

Magnesium Malate

Some believe this to be the most bioavailable form of magnesium. It’s found naturally in fruits, giving them their tart taste.

Sucrosomial® Magnesium

This form of magnesium is highly absorbed. It supports the immune system and bone health.

Magnesium Carbonate

This alkaline form of magnesium provides a delicious fizz in the magnesium drink. It also may help support exercise performance and recovery, pH balance regulation, and overall well-being.*

Magnesium Taurate

This is the form of magnesium that is best for your heart.

One study noted: “The complex magnesium taurate may thus have considerable potential as a vascular-protective nutritional supplement.”

Getting ALL of these forms of magnesium, in the optimum dose,
upgrades virtually every function in your body.

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Why Magnesium Breakthrough:

Magnesium is one of the most important minerals needed to support your overall well-being.* It participates in over 600 different biochemical reactions in your body. Yet, 50% of the US population doesn’t get the minimum amounts of the types of magnesium they need from diet alone. Magnesium deficiency may affect many aspects of health such as suboptimal health and metabolism and accelerated aging.

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 eight types of magnesium specially formulated to reach the tissues in your body to provide health benefits and help you maintain healthy magnesium levels.*

Promotes Healthy Stress and Relaxation Responses*

Magnesium is extremely important for anxiety, mood, cognitive function, sleep quality, and neurological health support*. You need magnesium to support a healthy and balanced stress response.* It also promotes relaxation by maintaining balanced GABA levels that may help promote calmness.*

Magnesium supplements may help support mental health in women with general premenstrual syndrome.*

BIOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough contains the full spectrum of all eight forms of the most bioavailable magnesium along with vitamin B6 to support mood and promote a healthy stress response.*


INGREDIENTS:

Magnesium Chelate, Magnesium Carbonate, Magnesium Bisglycinate, Sucrosomial Magnesium, Magnesium Malate, Magnesium Taurate, Magnesium Orotate, and Magnesium Citrate.

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Magnesium Breakthrough Benefits

  1. May Help Promote Heart Health*

    Magnesium is extremely important for helping support heart health and blood vessel health.*

  2. Supports A Healthy And Balanced Stress Response*

    A magnesium supplement supports stress levels in people who are deficient in magnesium.* One study indicated that magnesium supplementation combined with vitamin B6 was 40% more helpful than alone in very stressful situations. Research supports the need for magnesium supplementation to maintain optimized stress levels.

  3. Helps Support Mood, Cognitive Function, And Mental Well-Being*

    Magnesium is important for the production of the “happy hormone,” serotonin. Serotonin improves our mood and promotes mental resilience and emotional well-being.*

  4. May Support Healthy Blood Sugar Levels Already Within Normal Range And May Help Promote Healthy Metabolism*

    Magnesium may help maintain healthy levels of insulin needed to deliver signals to your cells.* Once sugar is inside your cells, you need magnesium to support the effective conversion of sugar to energy.*

    Magnesium may help support hormones that maintain healthy blood sugar levels. Therefore, a magnesium deficiency may contribute to suboptimal blood sugar control.

    Magnesium supplementation may support weight loss (in combination with reduced-calorie diet and exercise), especially in the midsection.* Women and those with suboptimal blood sugar control seemed to reap more weight loss support from magnesium.

    Magnesium on its own doesn’t solve blood sugar problems or cause weight loss, but it can be highly beneficial in combination with diet and exercise.

  5. Supports Exercise Performance*

    Magnesium supplementation may improve exercise performance by supporting glucose metabolism.* It also supports healthy stress response to exercise and counteracts excessive muscle damage.*

  6. Sleep Quality Support*

    In a small clinical trial involving 46 elderly subjects with sleep struggles, 500 mg of daily magnesium supplement helped support sleep quality, 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.

  7. Supports Bone Health And Strength*

    Magnesium is the key building block of your bones.*

  8. May Promote Healthy Blood Pressure Levels Already Within Normal Range*

    A meta-analysis of 34 randomized control trials found that magnesium supported 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 methods to maintain healthy blood pressure levels.

  9. May Support A Balanced And Healthy Immune System*

    Magnesium has an important role in supporting your immune system and helps activate Vitamin D, another key nutrient for healthy immune functions and support.*

  10. Supports Vitamin D Activation And Healthy Metabolism*

    Both Vitamin D and magnesium have important roles in helping support bone health, immune function, and healthy metabolism.* Magnesium is a cofactor in Vitamin D conversion and activation. Magnesium deficiency can make Vitamin D less effective.*

    Also, in people deficient in magnesium, high doses of Vitamin D3 could worsen magnesium deficiency and increase the potential for side effects of excessive Vitamin D3, such as having excess calcium.

How To Take Magnesium

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 support sleep quality.* Therefore, it is best to divide your magnesium supplement doses throughout the day. If that is not possible, take it whenever you can.

Studies of inorganic magnesium salts (oxide, chloride, and sulfate) found that stomach acid is necessary for magnesium absorption, so it needs 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.

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Magnesium Breakthrough Questions:

What is the B6 in Magnesium Breakthrough made from?

The Vitamin B6 in this product is made from carbohydrate fermentation (not potato starch).

What are the benefits of taking Magnesium Breakthrough?
  • 8 types of magnesium make it the most complete blend available
  • Promotes a healthy stress response*
  • Supports sleep quality*
  • Supports brain function, memory, and cognitive function*
  • Supports a healthy and balanced muscle tone*
  • Exercise performance and physical endurance support*
  • Improves mood*
  • May support healthy blood sugar levels already within normal range*
Is this product safe for children?

Consult with your pediatrician. The recommended daily allowance of magnesium for children 9-13 is 240 mg/day which is lower than a scoop of this Magnesium Breakthrough®. If your pediatrician approves, you may want to start with half or ⅔ of a scoop.

How do you take magnesium?

Magnesium Breakthrough is best taken on an empty stomach for best absorption. If you get an upset stomach taking it without food, you may want to take it with some food. A scoop of Magnesium Breakthrough Drink has 325 mg, which can help you reach or exceed the recommended daily intake of magnesium in combination with the magnesium you normally get from food.

For relaxation and cognitive and physical performance support, some people experience even more benefits when they gradually step their doses up to 5000 mg/day, broken into a few doses. Our bodies are intelligent and can tell how much magnesium you need if you continue to experience relaxation and well-being support. You can take it at any time that works best for you. Taking it in the morning may help boost mood by promoting calmness throughout the day.* However, many people take it at night for relaxation support before bed and to help promote sleep quality.*

What is the best magnesium supplement?

Not all magnesium supplements are created equal due to the differences in bioavailability.

Bioavailability correlates with health benefits. If the magnesium doesn’t reach your target tissue, you won’t reap the benefits from it.

Magnesium Breakthrough® provides the most bioavailable combination of different forms of magnesium on the market.

Can you take magnesium when pregnant?

Please note that Magnesium Breakthrough is not formulated or tested for pregnant women. Katemfe fruit is not tested in pregnant women. It’s best to consult your OB/GYN before introducing any supplements during pregnancy.

For pregnant women, the National Institute of Health recommends a daily magnesium intake of 360 - 400 mg (slightly above the recommended amount for non-pregnant women over the age of 25).. This is in part because hormonal changes during pregnancy cause more magnesium to be excreted through the urine.

How many servings per jar?

30 servings per jar.

Frequently Asked Questions:

When do you take magnesium for sleep?

To support sleep quality,* take on an empty stomach 1 - 2 hours before bedtime.

How much magnesium should I take for sleep?

It depends on how deficient you are and your individual magnesium needs. If you’re under more physical or emotional stress, you may need more than an average person. Physical stressors include exercise and physical jobs. Vitamin D supplementation (which also supports sleep) may also increase magnesium needs.

The recommended daily allowance for magnesium is ~400 mg/day for men and ~310 mg/day for women. However, very few people get this dose from food. If you haven’t taken magnesium for a long time and are deficient, taking the RDA dose can be like filling up an empty pool with a spoon. Therefore, it may be a good idea to start at a higher than the RDA dose to maintain deficiency levels faster.

Several studies have shown the benefits of magnesium supplementation from 125 mg to 2500 mg/day. You want to take 1 scoop and observe your body’s response. If you have kidney problems or are on medications that may affect mineral balance, it is important to speak to your physician before introducing a magnesium supplement.

Which magnesium is best for relaxation and sleep?

Magnesium chelate, glycinate, citrate, and malate may help promote relaxation and sleep.* Magnesium Breakthrough contains all of these forms of magnesium.

What can make you deficient in magnesium?
  • Mental/emotional stress
  • Hard physical exertions
  • Caffeine intake
  • Suboptimal blood sugar control or extra weight
  • High doses of Vitamin D supplementation
  • Calcium and other mineral supplements
  • An unhealthy diet with a lot of processed foods
  • Stomach acid-reducing drugs
  • Old age
  • Gut issues that affect magnesium absorption
  • Some medications

If you have a medical condition or are taking medications, consult your physician before introducing any supplements or getting off the medications.

What foods are high in magnesium?

These foods could be high in magnesium if they’re grown in soil that contains it. However, due to modern agricultural practices, most soils are low in magnesium. Plant-based magnesium also tends to come with antinutrients that bind magnesium.

  • Green leafy vegetables
  • Dark chocolate
  • Avocado
  • Nuts and seeds
Is magnesium better for sleep than melatonin?

Magnesium does different things than melatonin. Melatonin is a nighttime hormone that tells your body it is time to sleep, whereas magnesium helps promote a relaxation response as you wind down to sleep. There is a time and place for both. Taking a higher dose of melatonin than what your body produces (0.1 mg/night)can override your body’s own circadian response. However, taking magnesium provides nutritional insurance to prevent deficiency, which may help support overall health.*

Are There Any Side Effects from Magnesium?

Excessive doses of magnesium can cause stomach upset and diarrhea. However, these are much more common with inorganic salts (oxide, chloride, and sulfate) than organic salts (glycinate, chelate, sucrosomial, malate, taurate, etc.).

Some people may experience mild drowsiness, so it’s a good idea to avoid operating machinery or driving after taking Magnesium Breakthrough until you know your response to it.

Should You Start Taking Magnesium For Sleep?

Everyone should take magnesium given that the modern lifestyle depletes it and the modern diet doesn’t provide enough. If you have suboptimal sleep, such as taking a long time to fall asleep, waking up tired, or feeling tired in the afternoon, magnesium may help maintain your sleep quality*.

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