There's a 3 in 4 chance you're low on this nutrient. It heals...

There are multiple forms, all with different levels of absorption.
In general:
➥ Oxide
➥ Citrate
➥ Sulfate
➥ Chloride
tend to be more poorly absorbed, or can lead to loose stools.
BUT
➥ Glycinate
➥ Taurate
➥ Gluconate
➥ Malate
are much better.
It is best to start at a lower dose (~100 mg of elemental magnesium) and increase thereafter, as it is possible to get loose stools from any form with too much.
Personally, I use a magnesium glycinate powder, I'll typically have 200-400 mg daily, but I've had over a gram on very strenuous days.
Take it away from any calcium rich foods or supplements, or any fiber rich foods.
You can also do transdermal magnesium.
A foot bath of magnesium chloride for 20 minutes daily was shown to increase magnesium status.
I think this is a good addition to some oral supplementation.
but it probably won't be enough to fully achieve your health goals.
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