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Podcast Sleep Stack

A bedtime combination widely shared on health podcasts. Each part has only small or early studies behind it, and none has been tested as this combination — try one at a time, and check with your doctor if you take sleep or anxiety medication.

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What to look for on the label

Quality seals: supplements don't need FDA approval before sale. Seals from USP, NSF or ConsumerLab show a product was tested for what's on the label and for contaminants — they don't guarantee it's safe or effective. NIH ODS: Dietary Supplements — What You Need to Know

  • Magnesium L-Threonate

    • Magtein® (the studied ingredient)
    • Labels often show the threonate compound (about 2 g/day), which is under 10% magnesium
  • Apigenin

    • Apigenin 50 mg capsules
    • Chamomile extract standardized for apigenin
  • L-Theanine

    • Suntheanine® (pure L-isomer)
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