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About this product:
- Triple chelated magnesium complex
- Highly absorbable Chelamax blend
- 300mg magnesium per serving
- Supports muscle relaxation
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Magnesium glycinate (bisglycinate); magnesium malate; magnesium taurate; magnesium threonate all of these are "chelated" forms. Non-chelated forms (e.g., magnesium oxide, magnesium sulfate). So I would say better to talk about a specific type instead of broad "chelated" term and each has a different purpose.
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This is a better quality for absorbtion like you said but as I take every night, the standard chelated magnesium does great for my sleep and muscle recovery, and gentle on GI tract. Plus I am a cheap ass, twice as expensive for same results is a no.
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Sports Research "triple complex" is an interesting one and perhaps a step up from a standard glycinate if you're looking for more than just sleep. It's built around three distinct transport pathways: while glycine is an outstanding and cost-effective pathway for absorption, you can better utilize multiple uptake channels to improve total systemic retention by adding malate and taurate. Plus, you get the extra perks of those specific amino acids. glycine acts as an inhibitory neurotransmitter for a calming effect, malic acid is a key part of the Krebs cycle that helps with ATP/energy production, and taurine is great for heart health and blood pressure regulation. It's essentially a 'full stack' magnesium (minus threonate which is another interesting form). That said, most people don't really need all that extra functionality...a high-quality glycinate (like the Albion TRAACS or Chelamax) is definitely the better value even with the heavily discounted price of sports research
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