Magnesium

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Yes thats how I test, before 9 am, no T4 that morning and there was 12 hours after T3. I'm taking vitamin D+K2 oral spray, vit B complex oral spray, 2x400 folate tablets and use a magnesium oral spray. Thank you I will.leave T4 as 125mcg each morning and take 3x 5 mcg of T3 8 hours apart.. Re test in 8 weeks Thank you for your advice

... it helps. I also take magnesium glycinate at night for sleep...

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I was trying for a few months to get pregnant and didn’t and I started taking it at the end of my last cycle. I didn’t notice any side effects but… I’m pregnant now! I had it recommended to me alongside omega 3 and magnesium.

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I was that person who rolled my eyes every time someone in here said magnesium changed their life. Sounded way too good to be true for a $15 supplement. Started taking 400mg glycinate about 6 weeks ago because my sleep was garbage and I was getting calf cramps during runs. Figured worst case I'm out fifteen bucks. Within the first week my sleep was noticeably deeper. Not just "I feel kinda rested" — I mean I stopped waking up at 3am staring at the ceiling for no reason. The cramps stopped almost immediately. But the thing nobody warned me about? My overall anxiety just… dialed down. Not gone, but the baseline mental chatter got quieter. That was the one I didn't expect. I've tried plenty of stuff that did nothing. This is the first time I've felt like a supplement actually did what people said it would. What's the one supplement that surprised you by actually working? submitted by /u/mike_thompson_inno to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

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I started with Naturaltein Mgly ( magnesium glycinate) - used for 2 months Shifted to Tata 1mg Mgly - used for 1 month Shifted to Throne Mgly The main reason I started was because of hand tremors while doing pushups, muscle cramps for which I suspected Magnesium deficiency ( part of which can be due to poor diet and high Vit D dosage i was taking without supplementing it via diet/supplements). AND Low vitamin D levels despite supplementing with 60k IU - can be due to low Mg too On a scale of 1-10 - reduction in cramps and tremors 1) Nautraltein - 4.5 2) TATA - 6 ( part of which can be due to good base levels already because of naturaltein) 3) Thorne - 8.5 ( noticed deeper sleep, and overall mind stayed calm, less cramps compared to when I was taking tata 1mg) Conclusion- Quality of Mgly matters. 2 brands might be selling the same compound but effects may still vary depending on purity. Try to alternate between different brands if you are not able to see results after 1-2 months of using a products. Focus on quality over quantity of supplements you are consuming. submitted by /u/eaudexj to r/Fitness_India [link] [comments]

They machine a fair amount of magnesium for test fixtures. I was told they only ever had 1 small fire which was put out quickly and without any real damage. submitted by /u/unsightly_buildup to r/machining [link] [comments]

I’ve always been a terrible sleeper. As a kid, I could lie in bed for hours staring at the ceiling, thinking about everything and nothing at the same time. But as I got older, it got worse. Stress from work, bills, life in general… it seemed like my brain had a permanent “ON” switch. Nights became this endless loop of tossing, turning, and mentally replaying the same thoughts over and over. I tried everything — warm milk, meditation, white noise, even those fancy herbal teas — nothing really worked. Then one day, after yet another week of almost no sleep, I read something about magnesium. Apparently, long-term insomnia can actually drain your body of essential minerals, like magnesium, calcium, and iron, which then makes it even harder to sleep. I was skeptical, but I figured I had nothing to lose. I started with a high dose of magnesium, around 500 mg a day, taking it consistently every evening. I also added some iron and colostrum for good measure — mostly because I liked the idea of nourishing my body while trying to fix my sleep. The first few nights, nothing seemed to happen. I still stared at the ceiling. But after a week or two, I noticed a difference. My thoughts weren’t racing as much, and I could actually feel my body wanting to relax. Sleep came more naturally. I switched to FineMagTotal, which has seven types of magnesium in one capsule — maybe that helped because things seemed to improve faster. Over a couple of months, my sleep became deeper, I woke up feeling refreshed instead of like I’d been hit by a truck, and even my daytime anxiety eased. The weirdest part? I never expected this to fix my social anxiety, too. I used to dread crowds and social events, my heart racing whenever I had to meet new people. But after months of steady magnesium, iron, and colostrum, I noticed something: I could actually go out without panicking. Sleep and mental calmness went hand in hand in a way I didn’t expect. Now, even if life gets stressful, I have a little ritual: a magnesium capsule in the evening, a calm cup of tea, and letting my body guide my mind into sleep. It didn’t happen overnight, and it wasn’t magic, but slowly, night by night, I finally reclaimed my sleep. And honestly, it’s changed my life more than I could have imagined. submitted by /u/Every_Case_8551 to r/sleep [link] [comments]

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I’m a 31 yo who struggled with ed for a long time. Basically I first really noticed it when I tried to have sex for the first time at 15 yo. At some point I was done with the struggle and decided to use viagra/cialis to help. Although it did help, still it just never felt ‘like it should’. A bit of mental pressure or anxiety could still completely derail the experience. Last year I decided to (finally) do a blood test. To my surprise my testosterone levels where above the standard levels. Lots of other things where tested to, they all seemed fine on paper, including my magnesium. I always felt like it was more of a mental and pelvic floor tension problem, so I carried on focusing on that. For a couple of years I had some other minor annoying issues, experiencing weird muscle spasms in my legs, eyelid and neck. Thought they where stress related and it was never so bad that it was very worrying. But in the past months it did get pretty bad. Decided to take magnesium supplements after reading about its benefits and if that didn’t help I would go to see the doctor. After a couple of days of taking 375 mg magnesium bisglycinate, I experienced no weird muscle spasms at all. But something else happened that surprised me even more. My dick was getting hard out of no where. In a way I can’t recall ever happening. Full, solid and without any issue maintaining it. Now it’s about a week later and I still have a difficult time trusting it, but this positive effect is still there, so I’m getting quite sure this ain’t placebo.. also it clearly has a some more ‘volume’ when flaccid. More positive affects, I feel more rested and less anxious/negative. Especially in the morning. So I guess that has a lot of influence on the whole ed situation as well. Then there is the question remaining, why didn’t my test last year show a deficiency in magnesium. But apparently magnesium is very difficult to actually test. And some people will need more than what is deemed normal to fully function. I know this is not going to be a solution for everyone. For the little bit of money and effort, it is always worth the try though. And if it helps even one other person, that would make it worth posting. I will try to update whit in a couple of weeks again. Cheers. submitted by /u/Fit_Particular_6164 to r/erectiledysfunction [link] [comments]

Ive started taking a lot more supplements, including high polyphenol olive oil, apple cider vinger, d3+k2, probiotic, multi vitamin, cod liver oil, and magnesium glycinate. I wouldnt expect any of these to make a significant differences in the short term, but im certain magnesium has helped my sleep so much. I work nights, and also suffer with restless legs so my quality of sleep is usually pretty shite so this has changed my life for the better! submitted by /u/RatFishGimp to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

I kept seeing confusion about which magnesium form does what, so I pulled my notes into a one-page cheat sheet: Bio-availability Best use cases (sleep, constipation, muscle cramps, cognitive) Quick cautions and why dose ≠ absorption It’s not medical advice, just a quick reference that helped me stop guessing in the supplement aisle. Hope it saves someone else a late-night Google spiral. Let me know if I missed a form you use and I’ll add it to the next update. submitted by /u/-Willow_- to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

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Hello!! I stumbled upon this subreddit and found that everyone SWEARS by magnesium glycinate. They said it helps their muscles relax, sleep, cognitive function, etc. like a silver bullet. So I bit the…bullet…and bought some mg glycinate and took it an hour before bed. Not 30 minutes later, my heart rate started going up. Strange. Went to sleep…then woke up at 4:00 AM. Tossing and turning. Hot as hell. Not a fever, but clearly lots of anxiety. Could not sleep whatsoever. It’s now the late morning and I’m finally losing the effects of it and going back to normal. To make sure this wasn’t a fluke I did this again a week apart and the same thing happened. I don’t know why. EDIT: Woah, okay this post blew up! Everyone who's new to supplements--never take them with no one else in the house or before something important. And don't take the full dose at once, go half and ramp it up to the recommended. It should go without saying but you never, ever know how your body will react so just putting that out there! submitted by /u/NouvelErmitage to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

I see a lot of questions in this community about magnesium and supplementation, so here’s a quick guide: Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in hundreds of biochemical reactions in the body. Despite its importance, it can be overshadowed by more commonly discussed nutrients like vitamin D, or supplements like creatine and caffeine. Many people aren’t aware of how it supports things like muscle function, nerve health, and heart rhythm, even mood. What Exactly Is Magnesium? Magnesium is a mineral that helps regulate energy production, protein synthesis, and nerve signaling. It acts as a cofactor for enzymes, meaning it helps certain enzymes in your cells do their jobs more efficiently. If you’re low on magnesium, these enzyme-driven processes can slow down, potentially leading to issues such as muscle cramps, fatigue, or even disruptions in mood. Where Do We Get It? Ideally, we’d get enough magnesium by eating a balanced diet. Foods that are naturally rich in magnesium include: • Leafy Greens (spinach, kale) • Nuts and Seeds (almonds, pumpkin seeds) • Legumes (beans, chickpeas) • Whole Grains (oats, brown rice) • Dark Chocolate (with a high cocoa percentage) However, modern farming methods and dietary choices can sometimes lead to lower-than-optimal magnesium levels. In some populations, low magnesium (sometimes referred to as “subclinical magnesium deficiency”) has been linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular problems and metabolic issues. Why Consider Supplementation? Possible Benefits: • Muscle and Nerve Function: Magnesium helps muscles relax and nerves fire properly. Insufficient levels can contribute to cramps, “twitches,” or restlessness. • Sleep and Stress: Some people report improvements in sleep quality and reduced feelings of anxiety when they ensure adequate magnesium intake. • Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure: Magnesium plays a role in glucose metabolism and blood pressure regulation. Maintaining a healthy intake may support normal cardiovascular function. Of course, if you suspect you’re deficient or experiencing symptoms, consult a healthcare professional who can guide you on testing and personalized recommendations. Different Types of Magnesium Supplements Not all magnesium supplements are the same. Here are a few common forms: 1. Magnesium Glycinate • Known for good absorption and tends to be gentler on the digestive system. 2. Magnesium Citrate • Often recommended for people dealing with constipation, as it can have a mild laxative effect. 3. Magnesium Oxide • Widely available and inexpensive, but can be harder on the stomach for some individuals. 4. Specialty Forms (Malate, Threonate, Taurate) • These may target specific needs (e.g., certain forms are studied for cognitive benefits or energy support) but are often more expensive. If you decide to supplement, start with a modest dose and consider taking it with a meal. This may help improve absorption and reduce the chance of gastrointestinal side effects. Keeping It Simple • Aim to get magnesium from whole foods first, focusing on leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. • Supplement if needed, preferably under guidance from a health professional. • Watch for signs of deficiency—muscle cramps, poor sleep, or unexplained fatigue could hint at low magnesium status. • Don’t overdo it—mega-dosing any nutrient can have downsides, so more isn’t Magnesium can serve as a foundational component of your overall wellness plan—supporting everything from nerve health to sleep quality. It may not be the most talked-about mineral, but it’s certainly one of the most important. submitted by /u/MarcusTHE5GEs to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

I will probably post this in other subreddits if that's cool. My goal being to inform as many people who may be struggling like I Am/Was . I am a recovering Alcoholic/Drug Enthusiast. I also have bipolar disorder. My habits started to become less and less ..... fruitful? So that , at first, caused me to quit and start turning towards the "right way" to take care of myself. 20mg of Prozac and 50 mg Lamotrigine twice a day for my depression, anxiety, and mood swings. It works. Huge difference however there has still always been something lingering that it could always be better or some was missing. That faint anxiety noise that turns up or down depending on the circumstances. I've done a lot of research and kept coming across magnesium deficiency as a reason for my life long symptoms. Well today I finally got around to buying just the generic CVS , 250 mg magnesium OXIDE, took it and all I can say is WOW! It was that click. That "Oh so that's what it was" kinda AHA! Moment. It's great. I can't emphasize in my words on this post how much I have suffered most of my adult life with this problem and I feel like it's fixed. Following this tearful relief I went to irritation , this time not because of my bipolarity but damn. How many Doctors/Psychiatrist have I been too and not ONE of them suggested testing my levels or any kind of hint towards a magnesium deficiency. Thank You reddit , The PEOPLE! AND NOT THE DOCTORS. For getting me here. Try it out folks. Please still consult you're physician, this is NOT a one size fits all thing. submitted by /u/ScarlettBlackbird to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

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I recently had an issue with balance regarding a Thiamine deficiency, and I decided to start taking vitamins. It turns out- Magnesium makes me chill as a cucumber. I feel confident. I am not overthinking. I am also not High from taking this supplement. I just feel like....what I imagine someone with low anxiety feels like. Im not really saying other people should do it- im just saying as someone who has had Horrific anxiety my whole life, this is So refreshing. submitted by /u/G_man252 to r/Anxiety [link] [comments]

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Over the past few years, I haven’t been able to focus. I had resigned that there was something wrong with me: probably an old head injury, cancer, new onset of autism, too much tiktok, unchecked ADHD or some other mental illness that would never get fixed. About 5 years ago, I was prescribed amphetamines and even went to a therapist that treated the issue as anxiety and learning to live with what I was experiencing through mindfulness. It has only been getting worse after 5 years, so I just resigned myself that I was going to die soon and learned to live like this for years while just coping the best I can. This got even worse just recently when I had a seizure while I was waking up in the morning. My focus been gradually going to shit with me lacking even the most basic ability to follow movies or what people were saying to me in conversation. I even worked with someone that would once told me “I don’t know if there’s something in your head that the words don’t catch...” but she was right. I couldn’t even follow the most basic ability to listen to others or read paragraphs from a page while retaining the main idea. The other day, during my morning coffee routine, I decided to take a magnesium citrate vitamin that I found in the medicine cabinet just for fun since it mentioned nervous system support on the bottle. I cannot begin to tell you the un-fucking-believable difference that happened in under 6 hours. It felt like someone rewired my brain into functioning again. 5 years of brain fog is nearly completely gone. I can follow conversations and follow what is being written down like I did 5 years ago. I did the same thing again today and I feel mentally healthier than I’ve been in over half a decade. I have a new outlook on life just because I curiously rummaged through the pill cabinet. TL;DR: Resigned myself to dying young, but then I fixed 5 years worth of worsening focus with a magnesium citrate vitamin. *EDIT: please consult a doctor first if you think you are going through something similar. There are many possible reasons for poor focus. Also, magnesium overdosing is a thing, so don’t rush to the drugstore to down a bottle. *EDIT2: Here is what I swallowed for anyone wondering. and the front page? Hi mom! *EDIT3: (UPDATE: 24 days after this post). I’ve been taking magnesium, vitamin D, D3, and a daily men’s multivitamin intermittently over the last 24 days. After a screening, it turns out that the only outstanding issue presently identified clinically was a Vitamin B12 deficiency, surprisingly. I could have potentially fixed a magnesium deficiency since I felt so much better after taking the vitamins over the last 24 days, but I will never know for sure since I was supplementing while I had to wait 3+ weeks to get tested. It seems more likely that the initial magnesium dose I took in this post had other psychological effects or was entirely placebo to begin with. I have to go and supplement B12 for a while before I update this thread again with more tests in 3+ months. submitted by /u/DontWreckYosef to r/tifu [link] [comments]

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