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🌙 The Mineral 75% Of Women Are Deficient In — And It's Why You're Exhausted, Anxious, Craving Sugar & Can't Sleep
75% of women don't get enough of it.
Not because they're eating badly. Not because they're not trying. Because modern soil depletion has dramatically reduced magnesium content in food over the last 50 years. Because chronic stress — which describes the baseline of most women's lives — depletes magnesium faster than diet replaces it. Because caffeine and alcohol accelerate magnesium excretion. Because the harder you push yourself the faster you burn through the mineral your body needs to recover from that pushing.
The result is a deficiency that shows up across your entire life simultaneously — in your energy levels, your sleep quality, your anxiety baseline, your sugar cravings, your muscle tension, your hormonal symptoms, your inflammatory load — and gets diagnosed as stress, aging, or just the way things are.
It isn't. It's magnesium. And supplementing it changes things faster than most women expect.
Why The Form Of Magnesium You Take Matters As Much As Taking It 💊
Not all magnesium supplements are equal. The form determines bioavailability — how much actually gets absorbed and reaches your cells versus passing through unused.
Magnesium Oxide — the cheapest and most common form in basic supplements. Less than 4% bioavailability. Most of it becomes a laxative rather than a supplement. This is why cheap magnesium "doesn't work" — it isn't being absorbed.
Magnesium Glycinate — magnesium bound to glycine, an amino acid. High bioavailability, gentle on digestion, crosses the blood-brain barrier effectively. Best form for sleep, anxiety, and nervous system support. The gold standard for the neurological symptoms of deficiency.
Magnesium Malate — magnesium bound to malic acid, which is directly involved in ATP production. Best form for energy, fatigue, and muscle function. Particularly effective for the exhaustion component of deficiency.
Magnesium Citrate — magnesium bound to citric acid. Good bioavailability, gentle absorption, well-tolerated by most digestive systems. A reliable all-purpose form.
Our formula combines Glycinate and Malate — the two highest-bioavailability forms targeting the two most common and impactful deficiency symptoms — sleep and anxiety from the Glycinate, energy and muscle function from the Malate. Both forms at therapeutic doses in a single daily supplement.
Why Our Magnesium Is Different
|   | vibbu | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Magnesium Glycinate + Malate combined | ||
| Formulated specifically for women | ||
| Addresses Lipedema & inflammatory symptoms | ||
| No fillers, no artificial additives |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I'm actually magnesium deficient — can a blood test tell me?
How do I know if I'm actually magnesium deficient — can a blood test tell me?
Standard blood serum magnesium tests are notoriously unreliable for diagnosing deficiency because only 1% of your body's magnesium is in your blood — the rest is in your cells and bones. Your body maintains serum levels at the expense of cellular stores, meaning blood tests can show normal while your cells are severely depleted. The most reliable indicator is symptom response — if you have multiple deficiency symptoms and they improve with supplementation the deficiency was real regardless of what the blood test showed.
When should I take it — morning or night?
When should I take it — morning or night?
The Glycinate component is best taken at night due to its calming and sleep-supportive effects — 30 to 60 minutes before bed. If your primary concern is energy and fatigue the Malate component is most effective taken in the morning. Our combined formula works well taken in two divided doses — one in the morning for energy support, one at night for sleep and nervous system support. Or take the full dose at night if sleep and anxiety are your primary concerns.
How long before I see results — be realistic?
How long before I see results — be realistic?
Sleep improvements typically appear within 3 to 7 days for most women as the GABA regulatory effect is relatively fast-acting. Anxiety baseline reduction develops over 2 to 4 weeks. Energy and fatigue improvements take 2 to 6 weeks as cellular magnesium stores replenish and mitochondrial function improves. Sugar craving reduction follows the energy improvement timeline. Lipedema and inflammatory symptom improvements are the longest timeline — 6 to 12 weeks of consistent supplementation for meaningful change.
Can I take too much — is magnesium safe at higher doses?
Can I take too much — is magnesium safe at higher doses?
Magnesium has a natural safety mechanism — excess that isn't absorbed has a laxative effect, which signals you to reduce your dose. The therapeutic range of 300-400mg elemental magnesium daily is well within the established safe upper limit for supplementation. Start at the lower end of the dose range and increase gradually if you experience loose stools at the starting dose.
Can I take this alongside other supplements or medications?
Can I take this alongside other supplements or medications?
Magnesium is generally safe alongside most supplements. If you take medications for diabetes, heart conditions, or kidney disease consult your doctor before supplementing as magnesium can interact with certain medications in these categories. Space magnesium at least 2 hours apart from antibiotics and thyroid medications as it can reduce their absorption.
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