Vinnie Tortorich

Fitness Confidential Podcast


The Importance of Magnesium

by Vinnie Tortorich

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Aug192015
Angriest Trainer 458

Andy Schreiber and Vinnie Tortorich discuss a new product on today’s Wednesday edition of the Angriest Trainer podcast.

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NEW PRODUCT

  • People have been requesting new products from PVC
  • Top request is children’s vitamin, but 8+ kids can take PVC
  • 2nd most requested is calcium and magnesium
  • The new product is a magnesium mineral! 
  • We used neither magnesium citrate or carbonate
  • Should be on the market mid-late Sept. 2015

IMPORTANCE OF MAGNESIUM

  • Mineral that people are most likely to be deficient in
    • Pesticides in food production, soil erosion, etc, deplete magnesium in food sources
  • Joints, heart function, muscles, etc, all depend on magnesium
  • It is an important component in insulin regulation
    • Therefore, this mineral can help Type 2 diabetes
      • Consult your physician if this affects you!
  • Magnesium can help lessen constipation

WHY PVC MAGNESIUM IS BETTER

  • Comes in a ton of forms, and our form is the healthiest and best
    • Other magnesium capsules are either magnesium citrate, magnesium carbonate, both of which have negative components
      • Citrate and carbonate can give you the runs among other harmful effects
  • Ours is magnesium oxide which is absorbed just as well, and is overall better for you

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