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Sleep + HRVUp to half of US adults are short on magnesium. Glycinate is the form that actually moves sleep, HRV, and muscle-cramp complaints without the GI noise of oxide or citrate.
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Roughly 50% of US adults fall below the EAR for magnesium. Serum magnesium misses most of the deficit (most body magnesium is intracellular), which is why RBC magnesium is the preferred marker. Glycinate is the chelated form with the highest tolerability and a sleep/HRV signal in deficient subjects at 300-400 mg elemental nightly.
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Oxide is ~4% bioavailable and laxative. Citrate is higher but still moves bowels. Glycinate is the tolerability-plus-absorption sweet spot, which is why we stock it instead.
Deficient members often do. Replete members typically don't. If labs show RBC magnesium inside the reference range, expect the change to be quiet at best.
Yes. No interactions with estradiol or progesterone. Women in perimenopause frequently run this under their HRT protocol without issue.
Six to eight weeks gives enough time for an RBC magnesium shift. Serum won't budge - that's expected. Use the trend, not a single reading.