Why the use of the specific forms of potassium, B6, and magnesium in the Potassium Tri-Blend Formula?Updated 10 days ago

Potassium Citrate, Malate, & Bicarbonate: The tri-blend was designed to provide potassium from complementary non-chloride salts. Citrate and malate align more closely with the organic potassium salts associated with fruits and vegetables, while bicarbonate adds mineral salt. Together, they deliver potassium in a balanced formula for people who may fall short on potassium-rich whole foods. 

Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxal-5-phosphate): P5P acts like a shuttle, helping move potassium and magnesium directly into your cells where they are needed most. 

• Most supplements use a cheaper version of B6 that your liver has to convert. P5P is the "active" form, meaning your body can use it immediately without any extra work.

Magnesium (as magnesium bisglycinate): Potassium and magnesium are "biological partners." They need each other to work correctly inside your cells. 

• Magnesium acts like a key that opens the "pump" in your cells. This pump allows potassium to enter and sodium to leave. Without enough magnesium, your body can’t hold onto potassium effectively.
• Magnesium bisglycinate is magnesium attached to glycine (an amino acid). This makes it the most absorbable and gentle form, so it won't cause digestive upset or a laxative effect.