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Magnesium has been in our spotlight in the past, for good reason: It plays a critical role in more than 200 physiological functions in the body, including relaxing muscles, regulating blood sugar, and supporting hormone production. Deficiencies contribute to sleep issues, but supplements can help. In one study, adults with insomnia who supplemented with 500 mg daily over eight weeks fell asleep faster, slept longer, experienced increased levels of melatonin, and reduced levels of cortisol.
This month, a specific form of magnesium is capturing consumers’ attention: magnesium glycinate. As Pamela M. Peeke, M.D., MPH, FACP, FACSM, a member of the Solaray Scientific Advisory Team, has told us: “Magnesium glycinate is a gentle form of magnesium that is bound to the amino acid glycine, which is shown to help support deep, restful sleep.”
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