Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 5 Reviews
8.2
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 3 Capsules
Serving Per Container: 30
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Magnesium (from 2,000 mg Magnesium L-Threonate)
144 mg
34%
Top Medical Research Studies
7
We aimed to understand the relationship between magnesium levels and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), shedding light on a critical nutrient’s role in brain health. To do this, we developed a unique analytical method to measure magnesium levels in the serum of both autistic and healthy children. Our approach used innovative technology involving fluorescent graphene quantum dots to detect magnesium, ensuring accuracy in our measurements.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
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Most Useful Reviews
7.5
Improved mood
1 people found this helpful
Really helps me relax. This form of magnesium is very high-quality with clean ingredients in the capsules. They are easy to swallow and significantly aid my autism. The only drawback is the price. However, I have observed an improvement in my mood and pain related to EDS.
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9
Essential for treatment
Very good quality. Capsule size is slightly larger than average and prescribed for a six-year-old with autism. Magnesium should be taken regularly, alternating types. I give one capsule of magnesium threonate in the afternoon with another form and two before bed. This combination helps the child sleep quickly. Threonate is crucial as it penetrates the blood-brain barrier, vital for children with autism due to the rapid consumption of magnesium by the body.
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9
Enhanced cognitive function
For children with ADHD and autism, this magnesium form is the only one that penetrates the blood-brain barrier, thus improving cognitive functions, concentration, and perseverance. The capsules are regular size and tasteless. I noticed results in just a couple of weeks and definitely recommend it. 👍🏻
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 1 Research
7
- All Researches
7
We aimed to understand the relationship between magnesium levels and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), shedding light on a critical nutrient’s role in brain health. To do this, we developed a unique analytical method to measure magnesium levels in the serum of both autistic and healthy children. Our approach used innovative technology involving fluorescent graphene quantum dots to detect magnesium, ensuring accuracy in our measurements.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
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User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 5 Reviews
8.2
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
7.5
Improved mood
1 people found this helpful
Really helps me relax. This form of magnesium is very high-quality with clean ingredients in the capsules. They are easy to swallow and significantly aid my autism. The only drawback is the price. However, I have observed an improvement in my mood and pain related to EDS.
Read More
9
Essential for treatment
Very good quality. Capsule size is slightly larger than average and prescribed for a six-year-old with autism. Magnesium should be taken regularly, alternating types. I give one capsule of magnesium threonate in the afternoon with another form and two before bed. This combination helps the child sleep quickly. Threonate is crucial as it penetrates the blood-brain barrier, vital for children with autism due to the rapid consumption of magnesium by the body.
Read More
9
Enhanced cognitive function
For children with ADHD and autism, this magnesium form is the only one that penetrates the blood-brain barrier, thus improving cognitive functions, concentration, and perseverance. The capsules are regular size and tasteless. I noticed results in just a couple of weeks and definitely recommend it. 👍🏻
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7.5
Improved life skills
12 people found this helpful
Hello, Alpha GPC aids cognitive function. When dealing with autism, I’ve noted significant improvement in my son’s life skills and overall health. As a microbiology graduate and community health worker, I believe this product contributes positively to treatment plans.
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6
Beneficial for child
2 people found this helpful
I liked it! I give this to a child with autism, rotating different forms of magnesium. It is non-acidic and suitable for a problematic gastrointestinal tract. I believe the threonate form penetrates the gut barrier. While I haven't compared it with other brands, it's quite effective.
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Frequently Asked Questions
9
Enhanced cognitive function
For children with ADHD and autism, this magnesium form is the only one that penetrates the blood-brain barrier, thus improving cognitive functions, concentration, and perseverance. The capsules are regular size and tasteless. I noticed results in just a couple of weeks and definitely recommend it. 👍🏻
7.5
Improved mood
1 people found this helpful
Really helps me relax. This form of magnesium is very high-quality with clean ingredients in the capsules. They are easy to swallow and significantly aid my autism. The only drawback is the price. However, I have observed an improvement in my mood and pain related to EDS.
9
Essential for treatment
Very good quality. Capsule size is slightly larger than average and prescribed for a six-year-old with autism. Magnesium should be taken regularly, alternating types. I give one capsule of magnesium threonate in the afternoon with another form and two before bed. This combination helps the child sleep quickly. Threonate is crucial as it penetrates the blood-brain barrier, vital for children with autism due to the rapid consumption of magnesium by the body.
6
Beneficial for child
2 people found this helpful
I liked it! I give this to a child with autism, rotating different forms of magnesium. It is non-acidic and suitable for a problematic gastrointestinal tract. I believe the threonate form penetrates the gut barrier. While I haven't compared it with other brands, it's quite effective.
7
We aimed to understand the relationship between magnesium levels and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), shedding light on a critical nutrient’s role in brain health. To do this, we developed a unique analytical method to measure magnesium levels in the serum of both autistic and healthy children. Our approach used innovative technology involving fluorescent graphene quantum dots to detect magnesium, ensuring accuracy in our measurements.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
Our findings revealed that children with ASD had significantly lower serum magnesium levels compared to their healthy peers. Specifically, they averaged 2.03 mg/dl of magnesium, while the healthy group had an average of 2.28 mg/dl. This noteworthy difference suggests a potential link between magnesium deficiency and ASD, indicating that enhancing magnesium levels might benefit autistic children.
Overall, our study emphasizes the importance of considering micronutrients like magnesium when addressing autism. While further research is necessary to fully understand the implications, our results provide a foundation for exploring magnesium supplementation as a supportive approach for those with autism spectrum disorder.
References
- Almalki AH, Bamaga AK, Alharbi A, Abduljabbar MH, Alnemari RM, et al. Exploring the association between serum magnesium level and autism spectrum disorder using validated spectrofluorimetric method. Anal Biochem. 2025;699:115755. doi:10.1016/j.ab.2024.115755
