If you have ever taken a magnesium supplement for cognitive performance, focus, or memory and felt underwhelmed on those specific dimensions, even if your sleep improved or your muscle cramps resolved, you were not imagining it. The magnesium was working. It just was not reaching the place where the cognitive symptoms originate.
This is not a dosing problem. It is not a brand quality problem. It is a fundamental limitation of how most magnesium forms interact with the blood-brain barrier, and it is the specific problem that Guosong Liu, PhD, and his research team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology set out to solve when they developed Magtein.
Enjoy Today's Short Blog: Your Brain Has a Magnesium Problem That Most Supplements Cannot Reach
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