Neuro-Mag Magnesium L-Threonate

The score explained
evidence, testing and value, weighed before price
Why 7.8 of 10: The category-defining brain magnesium. Patented Magtein with a human cognition trial, but early and pricey.
- Patented Magtein form
- Backed by a human cognitive trial (44 adults, 50-70)
- Less laxative than other forms
- Evidence still early
- Three capsules per dose
- Expensive per day
what the evidence says
Magnesium L-threonate is the brain-targeted form, built on animal work showing raised brain magnesium and a small human trial suggesting improved cognition in older adults. That human base remains thin and largely industry-adjacent, and no trial shows superiority over cheap forms for sleep or stress. You pay a large premium for an early-stage cognitive hypothesis.
reviews
The most-discussed magnesium on the list: many report clearer recall and an easier time concentrating after a few weeks, and some notice nothing at all, which tracks with the early evidence. Three capsules a day and the price are the common gripes. Sleep effects are a happy side note for some.
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