NATTA Restore

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Clenching isn't really about your jaw. When your nervous system runs on overdrive, your body stays braced through the night — and the jaw is first in line, where the strongest muscle in your body for its size sits, holding for hours.

Coming out of that takes two things, not one. The tension has to come out of your muscles, and it has to come out of your mind. Miss one, and your body stays braced.

Magnesium bisglycinate — the form your body actually absorbs — pulls it out of the muscles. L-theanine and apigenin pull it out of the mind. That's why plain magnesium doesn't fix this: it only turns one lock. The body lets go, the mind keeps running, and it pulls everything right back tight.

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Yes. NATTA is 100% natural, non-GMO, vegan, and made without any artificial fillers or preservatives. All ingredients are third-party tested for purity and potency in a GMP-certified facility.

There's no melatonin, nothing hormonal, and nothing sedating in the formula. NATTA isn't a sleep aid and won't leave you heavy in the morning — which matters, because the morning is the whole point. It helps you wind down. It doesn't knock you out.

Magnesium bisglycinate is one of the best-tolerated forms of magnesium and is unlikely to cause digestive issues. However, if you're pregnant, nursing, or taking medication (especially blood pressure, thyroid, or antibiotics), we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before use, just to be safe.

1,775mg is the total weight of the magnesium bisglycinate. 200mg is the elemental magnesium — the actual magnesium inside that compound.

But here's what most brands don't want you to work out: elemental magnesium and absorbed magnesium are not the same thing.

Magnesium oxide is the cheapest form on the shelf, and it carries a huge amount of elemental magnesium per milligram. That's why it's everywhere. A brand adds a little oxide and the number on the front jumps — 400mg, 500mg, big and impressive.

Your body absorbs almost none of it. Most of it passes straight through, and on the way out it's the reason cheap magnesium sends people to the bathroom.

So the number on the front tells you almost nothing on its own. What matters is where that number comes from.

Go look at your current bottle. Find the elemental magnesium, then find what forms it's derived from. If it says oxide, or citrate, or "magnesium glycinate buffered with magnesium oxide," you now know why it didn't do much.

Ours is 200mg elemental magnesium, derived from magnesium bisglycinate only. Nothing buffered in to inflate the number.

Each nightly serving (3 capsules) contains:

Other ingredients: plant-based capsule shell.
Free from: gluten, soy, dairy, fish and shellfish. No melatonin. No proprietary blends — every active amount is printed, so you can check it against the research yourself.

Three capsules, forty minutes before bed. Before you go under, not after.

I've taken magnesium before and it did nothing. Why would this be different?

Because magnesium only turns one lock. It works on the muscles, and if your mind is still running when you lie down, it pulls everything right back tight — no matter how good the magnesium was. That's the most common reason people try magnesium for their jaw and feel nothing. It's also worth checking what form you took. If the label said oxide or citrate, or said "glycinate" without disclosing the elemental amount, you may have absorbed a fraction of what you thought you were taking.

Why three capsules instead of one?

Because real doses don't fit in one. 250mg of L-theanine takes up meaningful space, and 1,775mg of bisglycinate takes far more. Brands that fit everything into a single capsule are either using a cheaper, less absorbable form of magnesium, or dosing well below what the research used. We'd rather ask you for three capsules than shrink the formula to fit a marketing claim.

How do I know this is real bisglycinate and not buffered with oxide?

The Supplement Facts panel states the compound weight and the elemental amount, and the only magnesium form listed is bisglycinate. If a label shows an elemental number that's a high percentage of the compound weight, that's usually oxide doing the work quietly. Ours is on the panel, and the third-party results are available.

How long until I notice anything?

The evenings usually change first — within a week or two, winding down tends to feel less like work. Mornings take longer, generally two to four weeks. Magnesium isn't a sleeping pill; it's a mineral that builds up, and a nervous system that's been braced for years takes time to stop. Give it the full 60 nights, which is exactly why the guarantee runs that long.

Will it make me groggy in the morning?

No. There's no melatonin and nothing sedating in the formula, so there's nothing to wear off. What most people notice is the opposite: sleep that's deeper and less broken. A body that stays braced all night doesn't rest properly — the tension keeps surfacing you, and you never drop all the way down. Take that out and the night holds together. You wake up having actually been asleep, which is the whole point of the mornings you're trying to get back.

Will it upset my stomach?

No. The forms that cause that are oxide and citrate, and neither is in here. They're poorly absorbed, so most of what you take never gets in — it sits in your gut pulling water with it, and that's what sends people to the bathroom. Bisglycinate is bonded to glycine, which carries it through and gets absorbed instead of passing through. Our elemental dose also sits below the level where most adults notice anything at all, which was a deliberate choice over a bigger number on the front.

Do I keep wearing my night guard?

Most of our customers write to us that after a few weeks they start forgetting to put it in. Not because they decided to stop — because the reason they reached for it every night stopped being the first thing on their mind. No headache waiting for them at 7am. No jaw deciding how the day was going to go. Just a morning, and the rest of their life to get on with.

I don't really feel stressed. Is this still for me?

Probably. Plenty of people who clench don't describe themselves as stressed — they just notice their jaw is worse in busier stretches. Overdrive isn't the same as feeling stressed. Your body can stay braced long after your day is over without you registering it as stress, and the jaw is usually the first place you'd notice.

Why forty minutes before bed?

Because the tension has to come out before you go under, not after it's already there. Once you're asleep with everything braced, the night is already set. Taking it in the morning misses the window entirely.

Can I take it with other supplements?

Yes. Magnesium and vitamin D work well together — your body needs magnesium to activate vitamin D. Space calcium and iron out by a couple of hours, since they compete for absorption.

Will it interact with my medication?

Magnesium can interact with antibiotics, thyroid medication and blood pressure medication, mostly through timing rather than avoidance. If you're on prescription medication, ask your doctor before starting.