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Magnesium glycinate vs citrate: which form works?

Magnesium glycinate or citrate? The form on the label decides how much you absorb, and magnesium is involved in more than 300 processes in the body.

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Dose of Wellness

Episode 3

  • 13 min
  • With pharmacists Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja
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Magnesium glycinate or citrate? The form on the label decides how much you absorb, and magnesium is involved in more than 300 processes in the body.

In this episode

  • glycinate, citrate and L-threonate, and what each form is used for
  • what "300 mg elemental magnesium" means and why that is the only number on the pack that matters
  • who tends to run low: certain medications, processed diets, heavy training.

Hosts: Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja, pharmacists.

Chapters

  • 0:00 Why magnesium
  • 2:39 The forms
  • 3:27 When to take it
  • 4:01 Who runs low
  • 8:42 Questions we get asked

General information, not personal medical advice. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Sally Tadros and Cyndi Khawaja

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