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Magnesium has given me a lift

Feel energised again thanks to this magical mineral

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FEELING stuck with unexplaine­d l ow energy levels? If you’re constantly tired, then a lack of magnesium could be what’s really going on.

Magnesium is an essential mineral for all aspects of health, from muscles to bones, heart health, immunity, mood and even just a good night’s sleep — and it’s vital for fighting tiredness and fatigue.

Amazingly, at least half of us in the UK aren’t getting the daily recommende­d magnesium intake from our diets.

More and more Brits are now discoverin­g the link between a lack of magnesium and persistent low energy levels, and finding that a supplement can help.

Take 57-year-old Nicole Hylan. ‘I was feeling particular­ly tired and jaded about life in late 2020,’ recalls Nicole, a retired bookkeeper from Hampshire.

Then Nicole (pictured) read about Magnesium+ developed by FutureYou Cambridge, a leading food supplement company known for making formulatio­ns backed by extensive scientific research.

‘I liked the fact that it seemed to have a good delivery system. So I tried it and was amazed.

‘Within a couple of weeks I genuinely started to feel much more perky — that’s the best word to describe it. I was less tired and more comfortabl­e at night, so sleeping better.

‘I feel like I’ve got more energy and more desire to do stuff. I’ve taken the supplement religiousl­y ever since.’

For Nicole, the effect wasn’t just physical. ‘Because I felt better, it just lightened my mood.

‘It was enough to start pushing my thoughts in a more positive direction. I genuinely believe it gave me the lift I needed to get me going again.’

Unlike supplement­s that use magnesium oxide, Magnesium+ uses a naturally-occurring mineral called magnesium lactate, which is adept at optimising and maintainin­g levels of magnesium in the body.

‘Magnesium oxide may contain a high amount of magnesium but it’s not easily released into the body,’ explains Dr Miriam Ferrer PhD, head of product developmen­t at FutureYou Cambridge.

‘Taking more magnesium to try to make up for the problem isn’t the best approach, as too much can cause an upset stomach and other unpleasant gastrointe­stinal side effects.

‘Magnesium+ is twice as absorbable as a standard magnesium oxide supplement, meaning you need much less per capsule to deliver the same amount, making it a far more efficient way to take this essential mineral.’

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