Marine Magnesium – 100% natural marine magnesium
Dietary supplement with pure, highly absorbable magnesium from red algae Aquamin™ Mg. Taken from crystal clear water off Iceland and naturally rich in 72 trace minerals that the body needs for optimal nerve, muscle and energy turnover. Marine Magnesium is one of the world's most complete, natural and bioactive magnesium supplements for daily well-being, stress management and support for muscles, nerves, sleep and bone health. The product is vegan, allergen-free, without fillers and produced according to sustainable harvesting standards.

Summary
Marine Magnesium consists of Aquamin™ Mg, a unique mineral form from Icelandic red algae (Lithothamnion sp.) that provides 220 mg of highly absorbable magnesium per daily dose and at the same time adds 72 trace minerals such as boron, strontium, selenium, potassium and silicon. These synergistic effects support the cells' electrical stability and the body's natural mineral balance. Clinical studies show that Aquamin™ Mg is absorbed better than magnesium oxide and on a par with magnesium citrate, but is gentler on digestion and more complete in its mineral profile. This makes Marine Magnesium an ideal choice for people who want natural support for energy, muscle function, nervous system, sleep quality and bone health.

Health benefits ⚡
• Contributes to normal energy turnover and reduces fatigue and exhaustion (EFSA).
• Supports normal muscle function and contributes to the reduction of muscle tension and cramps.
• Contributes to normal functioning of the nervous system and psychological balance.
• Important for normal bone and tooth health together with calcium.
• Promotes sleep quality and recovery when taken in the evening.
• Supports electrolyte balance and nerve conduction.
• Very gentle on digestion and suitable for people who react to synthetic forms of magnesium.
• 72 trace minerals support the cells' electrical charge, enzyme activity and osmotic balance.
• 100% plant-based and natural - no synthetic additives.
• Sustainably harvested with minimal impact on marine ecosystems.

Top 2 most documented effects 📚
• Contributes to normal muscle function and reduction of muscle cramps (EFSA, 2010).
• Contributes to normal energy turnover and reduced fatigue and exhaustion (EFSA, 2010).

A surprising and lesser-known effect 🌿
In randomized studies, Aquamin™ Mg has shown a better effect on bone mineralization than several synthetic forms of magnesium. The combination of magnesium, boron, strontium and silicon appears to promote osteoblast activity and strengthen the collagen matrix in bone tissue – a rare property among magnesium supplements.

Ingredients per recommended daily dose (2 capsules)
Aquamin™ Mg (Lithothamnion red algae) 1100 mg
– 220 mg elemental magnesium
– 72 natural trace minerals and trace elements
Other ingredients: Pullulan vegetable capsule. No fillers, binders or additives.

Recommended use 🕒
Take 2 capsules daily with food. Many people experience the best effect by taking it in the evening for sleep and recovery. Alternatively, 1 capsule in the morning + 1 capsule in the evening.

Technical specifications 🔧
• Contents: 120 vegan capsules (60 days consumption)
• Origin: Icelandic red algae (Aquamin™ Mg)
• Certifications: Vegan, allergen-free, non-GMO
• Production: GMP standard
• Storage: Dry and cool. Shelf life 3 years unopened.
• No cooling required

Important warnings ⚠️
• Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
• Consult a doctor if you are pregnant, breast-feeding, have kidney disease or use medication.
• Dietary supplements do not replace a varied diet.

Disclaimer and disclaimer
Allowed to be used by adults. All use of supplements is at your own risk and should be done in consultation with a doctor. The effect may vary between individuals. Dietary supplements should not replace a varied diet. Keep out of the reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease. Uno Vita uses integrated artificial intelligence for analysis and text production and assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies or deficiencies based on available research. All use of information and products is at your own risk and should be assessed together with qualified healthcare personnel.

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Scientific references

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20. Aslam et al. (2012). Red algae minerals support osteoblasts. J Bone Miner Res.

21. Mozaffari et al. (2020). Magnesium and oxidative stress. Nutr Rev