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Magnesium for Poor Sleep Quality

Magnesium enhances sleep quality by increasing slow-wave sleep duration, regulating the circadian clock via melatonin synthesis, and reducing nocturnal cortisol. It modulates GABA receptors promoting deeper, more restorative sleep stages.

How strong is the research?

Strong evidence

Based on a randomised controlled trial (RCT) — the gold standard for establishing cause and effect.

Research source

SourceAbbasi B et al. · Journal of Research in Medical Sciences 2012

How much to take

300–400 mg

Magnesium deficiency is strongly linked to poor sleep quality. Glycinate provides dual benefits from both magnesium and glycine.

When to take it

Best taken: evening

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