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Mito MG2 Magnesium Malate + NMN + PQQ Powder
One scoop is a real dose you can read on the label: 240 mg of magnesium from magnesium malate, 300 mg of NMN, and 20 mg of PQQ, with 56 scoops in the tub. It is built for the person who reads the back of the label and wants energy support that is not hiding behind a proprietary blend.
Magnesium runs hundreds of jobs in the body, from muscle relaxation to steady energy. Malate feeds the same cycle your cells use to make that energy. NMN and PQQ are in here for cellular energy and mitochondria, and we will be honest that the human research on those two is still young rather than settled. Available in Casablanca Watermelon, Guava, and Apricot White Tea with prebiotic fiber.
What is in a scoop?
240 mg magnesium, 300 mg NMN, 20 mg PQQ, in a 4.08 g scoop, 56 scoops per tub. Every amount printed, no hidden blend, no rounding up to sound impressive. The Apricot White Tea variant adds prebiotic fiber for digestive support.
What does magnesium malate do compared to other forms?
Magnesium malate pairs magnesium with malate, a Krebs-cycle intermediate involved in ATP production. Magnesium is a cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions including muscle relaxation. Direct head-to-head clinical data comparing malate to glycinate is limited, so we describe the mechanism rather than claim it beats every other form.
Is the NMN and PQQ worth it?
Promising, not proven. NMN supports a molecule your cells use for energy, and PQQ is studied for building new mitochondria. Neither has decades of human trials behind it yet, so we put the real amounts on the label and let you judge. That is more than most stacks give you.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
See the full Supplement Facts: exact magnesium, NMN & PQQ doses per serving →
The mechanism, step by step
What happens after you drink it.
It starts in the bloodstream and ends at the energy your cells make. Follow it down.
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Magnesium malate goes to work
Magnesium is a cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions, including the ones that let muscle relax. Malate is also a Krebs-cycle intermediate, part of the same cycle your cells run to make ATP. One mineral, two jobs.
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Into the Krebs cycle
Malate feeds directly into cellular energy production, the same cycle every one of your cells runs to turn food into usable energy.
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NMN raises NAD+
NMN is a precursor to NAD+, the molecule your cells run low on as you age. This dose targets that pathway directly (see below for where the human research actually stands).
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PQQ builds new mitochondria
PQQ is studied for mitochondrial biogenesis: it prompts cells to grow new mitochondria instead of just running the ones you have harder. Magnesium and NMN don't do that on their own.
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Energy, dosed in full
56 scoops. Every amount printed on the label. No proprietary blend, no rounding up.
56scoops per tub
NMN and PQQ in humans: still early days. The cellular-energy mechanisms are promising and the doses here are real, but the human clinical evidence isn't there yet. Magnesium's role as a Krebs-cycle and enzymatic cofactor, on the other hand, is textbook biochemistry.
From the lab notes
We publish the research. This is one example.
Every claim on this page traces back to a breakdown we wrote and cited ourselves.
NAD+ peaks during your active waking hours and troughs during sleep. Morning dosing feeds fuel into a system already ramping toward peak output, late dosing feeds a system winding down toward its trough.
Supplementing NMN doesn't fix the signaling failure in fat tissue, it routes around it. Exogenous NMN reaches tissues directly, without waiting on a compromised distribution network to synthesize and release it.
Take PQQ out of a rodent's diet and the damage arrives on schedule. Put it back, and within two to four weeks most of it reverses. That is a textbook deprivation-repletion curve, the pattern that classifies a compound as a vitamin.
Questions
Straight answers about the powder.
What's actually in a scoop?
240 mg of elemental magnesium from magnesium malate, plus 300 mg NMN and 20 mg PQQ. Every amount is printed on the label: no proprietary blend, nothing hidden. A tub runs 56 scoops.
What does magnesium malate do that other forms don't?
Magnesium is a cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body. Malate is a Krebs-cycle intermediate on top of that, part of the same cycle your cells run to produce ATP. One ingredient, two jobs.
Is the NMN and PQQ dose worth it, or is it fairy dust?
300 mg NMN and 20 mg PQQ per serving are doses that actually show up in the studies people cite, not homeopathic amounts. NMN is studied as an NAD+ precursor; PQQ for mitochondrial biogenesis, prompting cells to build new mitochondria instead of just running the ones you have harder.
Is NMN/PQQ proven in humans?
No, not yet, see above. NMN and PQQ are newer entries in the field, and rigorous human trials take years to run. Magnesium's role as a cofactor is old, settled biochemistry. NMN and PQQ are the frontier part of this formula.
Which flavor should I pick?
Right now we're pouring Casablanca Watermelon, a crisp, not-too-sweet melon that doesn't taste like a chemistry set. More flavors rotate back in seasonally.
When should I take it?
Most people mix a scoop in water once daily. Since it includes magnesium, some take it in the evening as part of a wind-down routine. There's no strict timing rule; consistency matters more than the clock.