Magnesium Sustained Release by Goodhealth
Magnesium Sustained Release

Magnesium Sustained Release

High strength 500mg elemental magnesium per tablet
Slowly released over several hours for maximum absorption & longer lasting
Includes Aquamin Mg for superior absorption

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Product Overview

Magnesium Sustained Release; a slow-release magnesium combination to help you through the day. Magnesium Sustained Release is a unique product, specifically designed to slowly release magnesium in your body over approximately 8 hours, allowing your body to properly absorb and utilise magnesium as it needs it. Includes Aquamin Mg for superior absorption. Magnesium Sustained Release is ideal for people who prefer magnesium to be released into their body throughout the day. It is ideal for soothing nervous tension and stress throughout the day or for supporting sleep throughout the night.

Support For

Nervous tension
Difficulty sleeping
Muscle relaxation
Tense & stiff muscles & joints
Athletes – supports physical performance & recovery
Cardiovascular health
Ideal for sensitive systems as magnesium slowly passes through the GI tract

Pack Size

60 Tablets

Ingredients

Ingredients: per tablet
Aquamin Mg Marine Magnesium

250mg

Magnesium Oxide

250mg

Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)

30mg

Cholecalciferol (Equiv. Vitamin D 150IU)

3.75mcg

No added gluten, dairy, soy, egg or wheat, or artificial flavours, sweeteners, or preservatives.

Suitable for vegetarians

Directions

Adults: Take 1 tablet daily or as professionally advised.

Cautions / Contradictions

Not suitable for those with kidney disease and renal failure.

Not suitable for vegans.

Take 2 hours away from antibiotics.

Online Stockists

Life Pharmacy
Pharmacy Direct
Brands
Tonic Health
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Bargain Chemist
Dominion Road Pharmacy
iBuy Pharmacy
HealthPost
Net Pharmacy
Chemist Warehouse
My Natural Health
NZ Online Pharmacy
Vita Health
Hardys Health Store
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Health Porter
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