
Wellbeing Nutrition Slow Ultra Strength Magnesium + (60 Capsules)
Wellbeing Nutrition

Est. delivery 7-9 Days
Healthaid magnesium glycinate with zinc tablets help to improve muscle and nerve health.
Aids to control blood sugar level.
Tablets are in chelated form and have higher absorption.
Improves the exercise performance.
Assists to alleviate inflammation and swelling.
Suitable for both men and women.
Healthaid magnesium glycinate with zinc tablets contain the potent ingredients which ensures to improve the strength of muscle, bone and nervous.
Magnesium plays a vital role in enhancing metabolism, electrolyte balance, and protein synthesis, and reduces fatigue.
When zinc is combined with magnesium glycinate, it increases the absorption. Magnesium has anti
inflammatory properties which reduces inflammation, muscle discomfort, and help with faster recovery.
After workout, magnesium glycinate tablets assist to relax muscles and it regulates the neuromuscular signals to avoid cramping and excessive contractions.
Magnesium supplement alleviates stress, regulates melatonin and offers better sleep.
Zinc supports to boost immunity, improves bone health, and reduces tiredness.
Magnesium glycinate
Zinc
Take 1
2 tablets daily after meal or as advised by healthcare experts.
Keep reach out of children.
Don’t exceed the recommended dosage.
Store in a cool and dry place.
Not intend to cure, treat or diagnose any diseases.
It is recommended to take 1
2 tablets daily after meals or consume as directed by healthcare professional.

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