What are the recommended dosages?
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For the sleep supplements, the recommended amounts are 145 mg magnesium threonate, 50 mg apigenin, and 100–400 mg theanine. They may be used individually or in combination; not everyone needs them.
- Magnesium threonate: 145 mg is a common starting amount, though individual needs can be somewhat higher or lower. About 5% of people report digestive problems such as diarrhea or gastric distress; if it causes discomfort, don’t take it.
- Apigenin: 50 mg.
- Theanine: 100–400 mg. Use the lowest effective amount; even 100 mg can cause vivid or disruptive dreams for some people, in which case leave it out.
- GABA: 100 mg occasionally, every third or fourth night in the example given—not a nightly recommendation. The same example uses 2 g glycine; no broader glycine dosage recommendation is provided here.
- Timing: Take the sleep-stack supplements 30–60 minutes before bedtime.
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