This food supplement helps to reduce the feeling of tiredness and fatigue. Its formula, based on magnesium carbonate, contributes to a proper electrolyte balance and an optimal energy metabolism. It also contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous and muscular systems. It supports normal protein synthesis, psychological function and the maintenance of healthy bones and teeth. It also contributes to the process of cell division.

Magnesium carbonate is commonly found and used as a source of magnesium. It is tasteless, so it is not unpleasant to consume and can be added to any food product without altering its flavor. In the stomach, magnesium carbonate reacts with hydrochloric acid, releasing carbon dioxide and magnesium. It provides an excellent source of magnesium and neutralizes excess acid, thus preventing heartburn without triggering alkalosis. Some of the released carbon dioxide combines with magnesium carbonate, forming an emulsion that adheres to the walls of the stomach. This creates a protective barrier for the gastric mucosa.

Magnesium carbonate also plays a role in the absorption of calcium and vitamin C. It is commonly used as a mild osmotic laxative because it does not irritate the intestines. In addition, this component promotes weight loss by preventing fluid retention. It provides a relaxing effect that helps relieve pain and promotes sleep. It also helps to fix phosphorus and calcium in bones and teeth, strengthening them.

Magnesium carbonate is indicated for people who feel tired and exhausted.

Take 2 to 3 magnesium carbonate tablets daily, divided between main meals.

Due to its ability to neutralize acids, it can influence the digestive process.

Average content per daily dose of 2 tablets (1.5 g): magnesium 249 mg (66% NRV*).
Average content per daily dose of 3 tablets (2.25 g): magnesium 374 mg (100% NRV*).