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Recommended intake: Consume the contents of one stick daily.2.
Place the direct granules directly onto your tongue. They dissolve in seconds and can be swallowed without liquid. Excessive consumption or in sensitive individuals may have a laxative effect.Special notes: The stated daily intake must not be exceeded. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. This product is not suitable for children. Please keep out of reach of children.
Ingredients:
Sorbitol, magnesium citrate, magnesium oxide, orange fruit powder, iron oxide color, calcium salts of fatty acids, and orange flavouring.
When is additional magnesium intake advisable?
In adolescents and young adults, the magnesium requirement is increased during the growth and development phase. During pregnancy, a good magnesium supply to the muscles - including the uterine muscles - is very important. During breastfeeding, the body's magnesium requirement increases considerably due to the additional supply to the child through breast milk.
Older people are frequently affected by a deficiency: With increasing age, physical activity and thus food intake decrease, but the magnesium requirement remains unchanged. Diabetics often have an increased magnesium requirement because they excrete more magnesium through the kidneys During intense muscle exertion and heavy sweating, such as during sports, the body uses or loses magnesium. This can impair performance and muscle function
When is additional magnesium intake advisable?
In adolescents and young adults, the magnesium requirement is increased during the growth and development phase. During pregnancy, a good magnesium supply to the muscles - including the uterine muscles - is very important. During breastfeeding, the body's magnesium requirement increases considerably due to the additional supply to the child through breast milk.
Older people are frequently affected by a deficiency: With increasing age, physical activity and thus food intake decrease, but the magnesium requirement remains unchanged. Diabetics often have an increased magnesium requirement because they excrete more magnesium through the kidneys During intense muscle exertion and heavy sweating, such as during sports, the body uses or loses magnesium. This can impair performance and muscle function