Blog — Magnesium

We all know that good mental health depends on many factors – from sleep and exercise to social connection and stress management. But one often-overlooked piece of the puzzle is nutrition. The brain is an energy-intensive organ, and the nutrients we consume every day play a direct role in how we think, feel, and cope with stress. Here are evidence-backed five key nutrients and herbal medicine ingredients to support mood, focus, and emotional balance.

Between long study sessions, social pressures, and the constant push to perform, it’s no surprise that many teens feel overwhelmed. While good sleep, exercise, and supportive routines play a role, there’s one powerful yet often overlooked tool that can make a big difference in all aspects of a teenager’s life – nutrition. What teens eat (and, more importantly, what they don’t eat) can have a powerful impact on their ability to focus, stay calm, and cope with stress.

Do you find yourself struggling to get a good night’s sleep? Even just a couple of bad nights of tossing and turning can get you into a cycle that can be difficult to break. While we all know that sleep is essential for our physical and mental health, it’s often overlooked. From understanding the different stages of sleep to creating the perfect environment for rest, it can be helpful to assess the state of your sleep for optimal wellbeing and energy. Let’s dive in and look at how you can improve your sleep, no matter your life stage.  The Four...

When it comes to mineral supplements, magnesium is the star of the show. As a favourite of practitioners, there’s a very good reason why you’ll often find magnesium at the top of many natural health prescriptions. It can feel overwhelming to know whether you’re getting enough magnesium or choosing the right one for you. We’ve put together a quick guide on when and how to use magnesium for the best results.  Are You Getting Enough Magnesium? Why Diet Alone Might Not Cut It  While you can find long lists of magnesium-rich foods online, the unfortunate truth is that most of...