
Magnesium Bisglycinate by California Gold Nutrition | 60 Capsules
- Shipped Australia wide from Wentworthville, NSW
- Secure checkout, all major cards accepted
- Questions? Call or text 0435 053 756
The details
- Category
- Sleep Support
- Sold by
- Mr M Supplements, Wentworthville NSW. Shipped Australia wide.
What It Is
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The product is Magnesium Bisglycinate, formulated with TRAACS®, by California Gold Nutrition.
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“TRAACS®” stands for The Real Amino Acid Chelate System, from Albion Laboratories. It’s a branded chelate form meant to improve absorption.
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It’s offered in vegetarian / vegan-friendly veggie capsules, no gelatin.
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Each capsule provides 100 mg elemental magnesium; serving size is typically 2 capsules (200 mg) with food.
Key Features
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High Absorption: The bisglycinate chelate form is claimed to have significantly better absorption compared to magnesium oxide. It’s said to be four times more absorbable than magnesium oxide.
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Gentle on the Gut: Chelated forms like bisglycinate are generally softer, causing fewer digestive issues (less diarrhea / GI upset) than oxide or some salts. (General chelate-magnesium knowledge; implied in product positioning)
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Supports Multiple Body Systems: Listed uses include support for bone, heart, nerve, and muscle health. Also helps with muscle relaxation and nervous system support.
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Clean Formulation: Product is non-GMO, free from soy, gluten, common allergens as per labelling. Manufactured in cGMP-compliant facility.
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