
12/07/2025
Not all magnesium supplements are created equal, and the “best” type depends on what symptoms you’re trying to manage.
💩 For Digestion & Constipation
➡️Magnesium Citrate
* Stronger laxative effect
* Good for short-term use
* Can cause diarrhea if overused
🧠 For Brain Health
➡️ Magnesium Threonate
* Crosses the blood-brain barrier
* May improve cognitive function and memory
* Often used for brain fog or neurological support
💪🏻 For Muscles & Physical Recovery
➡️ Magnesium Sulfate
* Relieves sore muscles and cramps
* Reduces inflammation and tension
* Aids recovery after exercise (topically via baths)
⚡️For Muscle Cramps, Recovery, or Energy
➡️ Magnesium Malate
* Supports energy production (Krebs cycle)
* Good for fatigue and fibromyalgia
* May help with muscle pain
💤 For Stress, Anxiety, and Sleep
➡️ Magnesium Glycinate
* Calming and well-absorbed
* Gentle on the stomach
* Good for anxiety, sleep, and muscle relaxation
♥️ For Heart Health or Blood Pressure
➡️ Magnesium Taurate
* Supports cardiovascular health
* May help with blood pressure regulation
* Taurine is calming and heart-protective
🧪 Extra Tips:
* Check absorption: Chelated forms like glycinate, threonate, and malate are better absorbed than oxide.
* Watch for fillers: Choose high-quality brands with third-party testing.
* Dosing: Most adults need around 300–400 mg of elemental magnesium daily (from food + supplements).