Magtein, 2oz

Magtein

Hey Everyone!

Magtein is a break-through Magnesium that was originally developed to increase memory, in particular for those with age-related memory decline.

Magtein is the only Magnesium that I know of that can actually cross the Blood Brain Barrier.

In fact, in the study here, it states that common magnesium forms, including Magtein, were tested to determine how effective they are at crossing the blood brain barrier. After 24 days of supplementation, Magtein was the only compound tested that significantly raised the concentration of magnesium in the brain. Additionally, Magtein was shown to penetrate neuron cells better than other forms of magnesium, leading to an improvement in neural connections, also called synapse density.

Why is it so important to have Magnesium reach the brain?

As seen in the clinical study here, researchers explain that age-related memory decline patients in experimental, clinical, and autopsy studies, found that Magnesium levels were decreased in the serum and brain tissues. The study goes on explaining how Magnesium is required for many processes of the brain, including the N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor, which is the primary excitatory neurotransmitter in the human brain, and is critical for memory formation.

What’s crazy is that Magtein works!

In fact, at the study here, it shares how four published preclinical studies found that Magtein improved memory, helped prevent the decline of age-related memory decline, and reversed the symptoms of age-related memory decline.

In another study referenced here, Magtein improved the overall cognitive ability by 20-fold compared to placebo. Magtein was tested in a published human clinical trial for its effect on four types of cognitive function: executive function, working memory, episodic memory, and attention.

As seen in the chart below, each area of the four types of cognitive function tested, noted improvement. The overall score of cognitive ability had significant improvement over placebo at 6 and 12 weeks. So before Magtein, they never found a magnesium that could cross the Brain Blood Barrier in order to help the brain at max capacity; until now. This is why researchers created Magtein.

Let me share with you the details on how Magtein works.

Magtein is Magnesium L-Threonate. It is a patented combination of magnesium and a vitamin C compound called ‘Threonic Acid’, which was developed by a group of MIT researchers. This Vitamin C compound (Threonic Acid) is what enables the Magnesium to cross the brain blood barrier and enter the brain.

As you will see at another study here, they
concluded that magnesium levels in the brain were higher than in subjects that either didn’t receive supplemental magnesium or were given another type of magnesium, and suggested that Magtein was able to cross the blood-brain and blood-CSF (Cerebrospinal Fluid) barriers, because threonate effectively transports the mineral to brain neurons.

Magnesium L-threonate is easily absorbed, and is able to enter the brain, where it may reverse the aging in our brains. It has already been shown to help adults with sleep disorders, stress, and cognitive dysfunction. It also has the potential to help manage certain brain disorders, such as low mood and age-related memory loss. Furthermore, it has been shown to help with epilepsy and brain seizures.

So, once you are able to get magnesium past the Brain Blood Barrier, you are able to feed the brain. You end up with more neurons, more synapsis, and more synaptic activity.

Moreover, it becomes more difficult to absorb magnesium with time, putting older adults at a higher risk of Magnesium inadequacy. Furthermore, if a person has type-2 blood sugar imbalance or insulin resistance, high levels of glucose in the kidneys can cause the body to excrete more magnesium. This may cause memory issues as they age.

Please keep in mind that they say it may take a month or so for it to start working, so be patient. As seen in that chart above, significant improvement happened at 6 weeks, and even more improvement at 12 weeks.

They recommend about 2000 mgs per day, or 2 grams per day, which is about 1/2 a teaspoon total. I recommend taking a gram in the morning, then take another gram before you go to bed, which is about 1/4 of a teaspoon each time. You will most likely sleep extremely well and very deep, while remembering your dreams a lot better. One customer confirmed this, but of course everyone is different. For those with cognitive decline, it has been suggested that a person can take up to 6 grams per day.

As usual, our Magtein is just one single ingredient; Magtein. Every other Magtein product that I have ever come across has other ingredients in it. Ours is 100% Pure, Magtein Powder.

Thanks everyone for your support!

Sincerely,
Matt