MagneMe
Magnesium and active vitamin B6
- combat fatigue and exhaustion
- improve your nervous and immune system function
- support your muscles
- prevent electrolyte imbalance
- keep your bones healthy
Suitable for vegans
Find out the ingredients in MagneMe dietary supplement
| MagneMe Day | In 2 capsules | RI* |
|---|---|---|
| Magnesium (magnesium salts of citric acid) | 250 mg | 66.7% |
| MagneMe Night | W 2 kapsułkach | RWS* |
|---|---|---|
| Łączna zawartość magnezu, w tym: | 146 mg | 39% |
| Magnez (ATA Mg® - taurynian acetylu magnezu) | 32,5 mg | 8,7% |
| Magnez (Diglicynian magnezu) | 77,84 mg | 20,8% |
| Magnez (Jabłczan magnezu) | 35,65 mg | 9,5% |
| Witamina B6 (pirydoksalo‑5-fosforan) | 5 mg | 357% |
What you need to know
Recommended intake
MagneMe Day
2 capsules a day
— in the morning
MagneMe Night
2 capsules a day
— in the evening
Ingredients
Storage
Precautions
Manufacturer
What makes the MagneMe dietary supplement special?
combination of four forms of magnesium
The MagneMe dietary supplement contains magnesium in as many as four different forms: citrate, malate, acetyl taurate, and diglycinate.
day&night formula
The MagneMe dietary supplement comes in a day and night formula, which ensures targeted action of magnesium compounds in the body.
high magnesium ion content
MagneMe ingredients are provided in their biologically active forms, with as much as 395.99 mg of magnesium ions in a daily dose.
active form of vitamin B6
The MagneMe Night dietary supplement is enriched with vitamin B6 (pyridoxal 5'-phosphate) — its coenzymated (active) form increases magnesium assimilability in the body.
pure composition confirmed by studies
The IntiMe dietary supplement contains no unnecessary fillers, preservatives, colorants, or contaminations. This is confirmed by tests conducted in an independent, accredited laboratory: J.S. Hamilton Poland.
When is MagneMe right for you?
despite a healthy diet, you still suffer from magnesium deficiency;
you feel overstimulated and want to take care of your nervous system;
you study or work hard, and you want to combat fatigue and exhaustion;
your energy is low, you feel down, and you want to recover your psychological well‑being;
you lead a busy lifestyle, or you exercise a lot and want to support your muscles;
you live in a rush and want to combat the negative effects of stress.
Expert opinion
Magnesium is a mineral that our body really needs. Most metabolic and biochemical processes occur in its presence. It contributes to the proper functioning of our nervous system and reduces fatigue and exhaustion.
It is worth planning your meals so as to include foods rich in magnesium, such as quinoa, various types of groats, pumpkin or sunflower seeds, and almonds. Interestingly, coffee is also a source of magnesium, which debunks the myth that it depletes the body’s magnesium levels.
Paulina Ihnatowicz
A nutritionist specializing in clinical and sports nutrition; the author of the book “Masz to we krwi” [It’s in your blood] with 10 years of experience, more than 1000 patients, and hundreds of trainings and presentations
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