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Each serving delivers 500 mg of elemental magnesium from magnesium malate in a pure, unflavoured powder. The only ingredient is magnesium malate zero fillers, flavours, sweeteners, colours, or preservatives. The 454 g container provides 181 servings. A bulk magnesium malate powder for those who want a single ingredient, zero-additive elemental magnesium powder supplement. 

What Is Magnesium Malate?

Magnesium malate is a chelated compound formed by bonding elemental magnesium to malic acid a naturally occurring organic acid found in fruits and vegetables and a recognized intermediate in the Krebs cycle, the mitochondrial pathway through which cells generate ATP. This magnesium malate powder provides both elemental magnesium and malic acid in a single pure ingredient. Chelated magnesium forms are recognized for their solubility and gastrointestinal tolerability compared to inorganic forms such as magnesium oxide. Magnesium malate powder unflavoured dissolves readily into water, juice, or smoothies without altering taste.

Why Powder?

Magnesium malate powder allows precise, adjustable dosing not possible with fixed dose capsules useful for those who need to titrate intake gradually or require amounts above or below standard capsule doses. At 181 servings per 454 g container, this bulk magnesium malate powder format offers exceptional value per serving compared to capsule formats.

Magnesium Malate Powder 500mg Elemental | Unflavoured | 181 Servings

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Each serving delivers 500 mg of elemental magnesium from magnesium malate in a pure, unflavoured powder. The only ingredient is magnesium malate zero fillers, flavours, sweeteners, colours, or preservatives. The 454 g container provides 181 servings. A bulk magnesium malate powder for those who want a single ingredient, zero-additive elemental magnesium powder supplement. 

What Is Magnesium Malate?

Magnesium malate is a chelated compound formed by bonding elemental magnesium to malic acid a naturally occurring organic acid found in fruits and vegetables and a recognized intermediate in the Krebs cycle, the mitochondrial pathway through which cells generate ATP. This magnesium malate powder provides both elemental magnesium and malic acid in a single pure ingredient. Chelated magnesium forms are recognized for their solubility and gastrointestinal tolerability compared to inorganic forms such as magnesium oxide. Magnesium malate powder unflavoured dissolves readily into water, juice, or smoothies without altering taste.

Why Powder?

Magnesium malate powder allows precise, adjustable dosing not possible with fixed dose capsules useful for those who need to titrate intake gradually or require amounts above or below standard capsule doses. At 181 servings per 454 g container, this bulk magnesium malate powder format offers exceptional value per serving compared to capsule formats.

Supplement Facts

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: 1 Scoop (approx. 2.5g)

Servings Per Container: 1 Scoop (approx. 2.5g)

Other Ingredients:
None. Pure magnesium malate powder only.

Clinical Research

Magnesium malate and malic acid supplementation in fibromyalgia: a randomized double blind placebo controlled crossover trial

Journal of Rheumatology, 1995

This randomized, double blind, placebo controlled crossover trial administered magnesium malate supplementation to adults experiencing muscle pain and fatigue and measured pain scores and energy levels over the study period. The study found that magnesium malate supplementation significantly reduced muscle pain and tenderness and improved energy levels compared to placebo. The researchers attributed the effects to the dual action of magnesium on muscle function and malic acid as a direct Krebs cycle intermediate supporting cellular ATP production directly supporting magnesium malate's role in muscle and energy metabolism support.

Magnesium and bone: a review of current evidence

Nutrients, 2013

This systematic review examined the clinical and epidemiological evidence for magnesium's role in bone health. The review found that magnesium is incorporated into the hydroxyapatite crystal lattice of bone and influences bone mineral density and crystal structure. Low magnesium intake was consistently associated with reduced bone mineral density in population studies, and magnesium supplementation supported bone maintenance in clinical trials

Effects of magnesium supplementation on muscle soreness and performance in athletes

Magnesium Research, 2014

This clinical study examined the effects of magnesium supplementation on muscle function, electrolyte balance, and physical performance in competitive athletes with elevated magnesium requirements due to sweat losses. The study found that magnesium supplementation significantly improved muscle recovery, reduced markers of muscle damage, and supported electrolyte balance compared to placebo.

Research information is provided for educational purposes and does not replace the product's approved label information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is magnesium malate and what is it used for?

Magnesium malate is a chelated compound formed by bonding elemental magnesium to malic acid a naturally occurring organic acid found in fruits and vegetables and a recognized intermediate in the Krebs cycle. Magnesium malate delivers both elemental magnesium and malic acid in a single ingredient, supporting bone health, muscle function, energy metabolism, and electrolyte balance. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you have kidney disease.

What is the difference between magnesium malate and other forms of magnesium?

Magnesium comes in many forms oxide, citrate, glycinate, malate, and others that differ in elemental magnesium content, bioavailability, and gastrointestinal tolerability. Magnesium oxide has high elemental magnesium content but poor absorption and is more likely to cause loose stools. Magnesium malate is a chelated form recognized for its solubility and gastrointestinal tolerability, and uniquely delivers malic acid a direct Krebs cycle intermediate alongside elemental magnesium, supporting both magnesium replenishment and cellular energy metabolism.

What is malic acid and why does it matter in magnesium malate?

Malic acid is a naturally occurring organic acid found in apples, cherries, and grapes, and is a recognized intermediate in the Krebs cycle the mitochondrial pathway through which cells generate ATP (cellular energy). Magnesium malate delivers malic acid alongside elemental magnesium in a single chelated compound, providing both a bioavailable magnesium source and a direct Krebs cycle intermediate to support cellular energy production.

How does magnesium support muscle function?

Calcium triggers muscle contraction; magnesium enables muscle relaxation. This calcium-magnesium balance is essential for normal skeletal and cardiac muscle performance. Magnesium also supports neuromuscular coordination as an electrolyte alongside sodium, potassium, and calcium. Active individuals with elevated sweat losses have higher magnesium requirements, as magnesium is lost through perspiration during exercise.

Who should not take magnesium supplements?

Individuals with kidney disease should not supplement with magnesium without medical supervision, as impaired kidneys cannot efficiently excrete excess magnesium, creating a risk of hypermagnesemia. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking medications, or have kidney disease. Excessive magnesium intake may cause loose stools or diarrhea begin with a smaller dose and increase gradually as tolerated.

When is the best time to take magnesium malate powder?

Magnesium malate powder can be taken at any time of day with or without food. Some adults prefer taking magnesium in the evening to support muscle relaxation and sleep quality. Active individuals may prefer taking it post-workout to support muscle recovery and electrolyte replenishment. Consult a healthcare practitioner to determine the timing and dose appropriate for your individual needs.