What Women Aren't Told Facebook ad: “5 Best Magnesiums For Women In Australia”

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Shoulders up round the ears. Jaw clenched by lunchtime. And most women pick a magnesium the same way: whatever was on special, or whatever the chemist had at eye level. It's a reasonable way to buy paracetamol. It's a bad way to buy magnesium, because the number on the front tells you almost nothing. What matters is the form, and that's on the back. This year's 5 Best Magnesiums for Women rankings graded Australia's most-bought formulas on the back of the tub: — Which form leads? Gentle glycinate and taurate, or cheap oxide? — Are the co-factors there: B6, D3 with K2, methylated B12, active folate? — Is every amount printed, including the small ones? Four scored B+ or lower. The chemist favourite came in at B+. Decent, but built around a single cheap form. One formula scored the only A+: a 20-in-1 complex from an Australian brand, with ten forms of magnesium led by glycinate and taurate, every co-factor on the list, and two capsules with dinner. See all five ranked, with the reasoning behind every grade, free at the link below. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Vitamin and mineral supplements should not replace a balanced diet.

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femalehealthreport.org

5 Best Magnesiums For Women In Australia

37% of Australian women fall short on magnesium. We compared the formulas sold here to find which ones actually absorb — and which are oxide with a big number on the front.