Your Lotion Fixes Half.
Your Nerves Need the Rest.
Menopause drains magnesium from your nerve endings, causing them to misfire. 7 forms, 7 absorption pathways — so the magnesium actually reaches the nerves no single form can.
Questions About Magnea
Answers written for women dealing with menopausal itching, not generic supplement copy.
Why 7 forms instead of just one? +
Your nerve endings don't just need "magnesium" the way a label describes it. They need different forms doing different jobs.
One form calms the nerve signal itself. Another supports the protective coating around the nerve. Another helps the nerve cell produce enough energy to hold its resting state instead of firing too easily. Another has been specifically studied for reaching nerve and brain tissue after estrogen decline.
Most supplements use a single form because it's cheaper. One form doing one job. But if your nerves need seven types of support and you're only giving them one, the gap stays open no matter how many milligrams the label says.
That's why women who tried regular magnesium and saw no change often see a difference with Magnea. The idea was right. The execution was incomplete.
I already tried magnesium and it didn't help. Why would this be different? +
If you tried a single form magnesium supplement and it didn't change the itching, that's actually consistent with what we'd expect.
One form of magnesium does one job. Your nerve endings need several forms doing several different things: calming the signal, protecting the nerve coating, supporting cellular energy, and reaching nerve tissue that most forms can't access.
Many women also experience stomach discomfort with single form magnesium, especially oxide. That discomfort is actually a sign the magnesium isn't absorbing. It's sitting in your gut instead of reaching your nerves.
Magnea uses seven chelated forms, each absorbing through a different pathway. Most women notice their stomach feels completely fine on it, which is the first sign that something different is happening with absorption.
Can I take this alongside HRT? +
Yes. Many of our customers take Magnea alongside their HRT.
HRT restores estrogen, which helps hot flashes, mood, sleep, and skin moisture. But it doesn't automatically refill the magnesium that was already drained from nerve cells during the months or years of estrogen decline before treatment started.
That's why some women on HRT still experience the crawling and itching even though their other symptoms have improved. HRT addresses the hormone. Magnea addresses what the hormone decline already took from the nerves.
They do different jobs. They work together. Magnesium has no known interactions with hormone therapy.
Should I stop using moisturizer? +
No. Keep moisturizing.
Your skin is genuinely drier from menopause. That part is real, and moisturizer helps with it. That's Problem 1. Magnea handles Problem 2, the nerve misfiring underneath that no cream can reach.
What most women notice is that their existing moisturizer starts lasting longer. Instead of 20 minutes of relief before the crawling pushes back through, the cream holds for hours. Then the whole night. Same cream, same routine. It just finally works the way you always wanted it to because the nerve noise underneath has gone quiet.
How soon will I notice a difference? +
Most women notice the first changes around week 2. The nighttime crawling starts spacing out. The itch still shows up but feels softer, less aggressive. Your moisturizer may start lasting longer than the usual 20 minutes.
By week 3 to 4, most women report sleeping through the night without scratching. The daytime prickling fades. The cream holds through the night.
By week 5, the crawling is typically rare. An occasional flicker when stressed or overtired, but the constant daily rotation is quiet.
Give it a full 3 weeks before evaluating. The nights change before the days do. And the first sign is often what doesn't happen: your stomach feels fine, which means the magnesium is actually absorbing instead of sitting in your gut.
What's actually in it? +
Seven chelated forms of magnesium. That's it. No fillers. No oxide. No proprietary blends hiding what's inside.
Magnesium Glycinate calms nerve signaling and supports relaxation.
Magnesium Citrate high solubility for efficient absorption.
Magnesium Malate supports cellular energy production in nerve cells.
Magnesium Taurate supports nerve membrane stability and signal regulation.
Magnesium Orotate supports cellular repair and recovery.
Magnesium Aspartate supports nerve cell metabolism.
Magnesium Oxide a small amount for elemental magnesium density alongside the chelated forms.
Every form is listed individually with the exact amount. 500mg total per serving. 60 capsules per bottle.
Are there any side effects or interactions? +
Magnesium is a mineral your body uses every day. It's naturally present in food, water, and your cells. It's not a drug, a hormone, or a stimulant.
Chelated forms are generally well tolerated. Most women report zero stomach discomfort, which is actually one of the first differences they notice compared to single form magnesium or oxide.
Magnesium is water-soluble. If your body gets more than it needs, the excess is filtered by your kidneys and excreted. There is no accumulation and no toxicity risk at the amounts in this formula.
If you are on prescription medications, especially blood pressure medications, muscle relaxants, or antibiotics, check with your doctor before starting. Magnesium can affect the absorption timing of certain medications. This isn't a formality. It's worth a quick conversation.
What if it doesn't work for me? +
You have 90 days. If the crawling doesn't get quieter, if the nights don't improve, if your moisturizer doesn't start lasting longer, contact us for a full refund.
We built this guarantee to be long enough that you can give it a real chance. Most changes happen between week 2 and week 5. We wanted you to have more than enough time to feel the full difference without any pressure to decide quickly.
You've already spent money on things that didn't work. We don't want to add to that pile. If this doesn't change things for you, we'll give you your money back. That's it.