BulkSupplements Manganese Gluconate Powder High Absorption Gluten Free Trace Mineral Supplement 100 Grams

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• AAishee P.23 Jun 2026
  5 ★

  Would recommend.

  Product is great.Would recommend adding a desiccant sachet and checking the correct RDI as the company has a habit of suggesting much higher amounts than the average RDI.

• SSiddhant M.17 Jun 2026
  5 ★

  Honest seller

  Item delivered was what was advertised.

• KKabir S.8 Jun 2026
  5 ★

  great quality Manganese from BulkSupplements.

  I take this supplement regularly and I have not had any negative reactions, I use micro measuring spoons, and mix it in some lemonade or orange juice, but sometimes I just mix it in water, there is no unpleasant taste or smell, this bulk amount will last our family a long time, a very good bargain, I will be buying it again when we run out.

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• AAkash J.7 May 2026
  5 ★

  Calculated how much to take and am adding it to my salt mixture!

  I trust this brand. Bought this before and only took it a few times, probably taking to much of it for too short of a time to make any difference. I've read that a person should have no more than 11 mg of elemental magnesium and that this contains a little more than 10% which is roughly a gram of product every ten days. All this also coincides with what is on the label, which recommends 100 mg of product a day to get 12 mg of manganese. I'm going to estimate how much salt I use in a week and add point seven grams to it and see how it goes. Assuming it works out I will mix up a bigger batch later on. I just don't want to waste my expensive salts. Though I get some in my food I figure I wont be getting too much at this dose because a lot of the salt I use is wasted by sprinkling it in a frying pan or shaking it out on my plate etc.I already add a third potassium chloride and a third magnesium glycinate to my celtic sea salt and felt that I'm not getting enough manganese in my diet either so I think this will be a good addition to supplement my diet.Lots of people report good things while taking manganese but there are also loads of articles cautioning against taking too much and many saying not to supplement with it at all. Being a gardener I know that manganese deficiency is a major killer of palm trees. So there's probably a lack of it in our soils, translating to a lack of ideal manganese in our diets as I have confirmed by researching how little of it is in the foods I commonly eat.If I notice anything extreme, good or bad, I will update this review after I start taking it again as I've described in what I feel is a more controlled and convenient way to take it. Otherwise just assume everything is A OK but nothing too profound.UPDATE 5-4-18This batch of manganese arrived a few hours after I had written my review. When it came I licked the very tip of my finger and stuck it in the bag. As soon as I licked it off with my tongue I noticed an instant head change. It's been a few weeks now and I noticed my skin seems smoother and more supple. I also feel like I have a better attitude and am able to work out harder at the gym. The funny thing is I don't remember anything from a few years back when I bought this before. Back then I was in the worst shape of my life and eating a terrible diet. Perhaps the reason it is working so good for me now is I have transformed my life 180 degrees, working out like crazy and eating a darn near perfect diet. Perhaps manganese was the only thing missing. Also I have given up grains from back then and grains are one of the best sources of manganese. Been putting it in my salt like I planned. I've noticed I been salting everything more heavily and I swear the manganese leaves more of an aftertaste than just adding magnesium. So much so that I can even taste it this morning and I haven't even eaten anything yet. If you don't get much manganese in your diet, especially if you gave up eating grains I'd say give it a try. It might just be what you are missing!ALSO: Do an image google on manganese deficiency and take a look at the pictures. They are all mostly of plants; but if a plant can suffer that much damage I can only imagine when the same thing happens to humans.

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