Get the Big Idea: All Else Follows
Key Facts:
1) Depression is a common mental disorder. Globally, more than 300 million people of all ages suffer from depression.
2) Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, and is a major contributor to the overall global burden of disease.
3) More women are affected by depression than men.
4) At its worst, depression can lead to suicide.
5) There are effective psychological and pharmacological treatments for depression.
13% of Americans Take Antidepressants
E-Z Mg (TM) is an ideal source to help fill nutritional gaps. Made from two key ingredients: Swiss chard (beet leaf) and buckwheat.
Organic, vegan and gluten-free magnesium -- made to be absorbed by the body the way nature intended, including the brain.
E-Z MG (TM): Claims and Label
Primary Claims:
1) Plant-based multiform magnesium
2) Help bridge the gap in dietary magnesium intake
3) May promote whole body and urine alkalization
Secondary Claims:
1) Gluten Free
2) Vegan
3) USDA Organic
4) Non-soy ingredients
5) Non-dairy ingredients
6) Rich in plant-based Magnesium and vitamin K1
7) Rich source of vitamin K1
Standard Process's Newer Product
The Benefit of Multiform Magnesium
The best source of magnesium is naturally occurring and obtained from the diet. Various forms of magnesium make use of different uptake sites in the gut with 40% of magnesium absorption taking place throughout the intestines. Plant-based magnesium, like that found in E-Z Mg (TM), is considered ideal as it consists of a collection of various magnesium forms (i.e. multiform). Since plant-based magnesium contains multiple forms, it helps take the guesswork out of which kind of magnesium to
take.
Magnesium for Depression
A controlled study of magnesium shows clinically significant improvement.
"...it's the bacteria in the soils that enable plants to absorb magnesium, so all sorts of environmental influences can deplete magnesium in our food, from pesticides that kill off bacteria to potassium-based fertilizers (can be taken up by plants in lieu of magnesium and calcium). Food processing, antacids, diuretics, caffeine, and alcohol can also decrease magnesium absorption. For these reasons, the modern human tends to need more magnesium and get less, leaving a lot of people
chronically depleted." --Emily Deans M.D., Psychology Today, January 28th, 2018
Information came from Back to School for Doctors 2018, Standard Process West
