By Alexandra Grounds

Magnesium for Constipation: Types, Timing, and What “Gentle” Looks Like

Magnesium is one of the most underrated minerals for digestion—and one of the most misunderstood. If you’ve ever tried a magnesium drink that sent you running, you know not all forms are created equal. Here’s how to choose the right type, dose, and timing for calm, predictable relief.

Why Magnesium Helps You Go

Magnesium supports healthy digestion by relaxing intestinal muscles and drawing water into the colon—helping stool move more easily and comfortably. It’s what makes for calm, predictable regularity—no surprises, no strain.


The Difference Between Citrate, Oxide, and Ozonated Magnesium

Magnesium citrate works quickly but can be harsh, causing sudden urgency and dependency when used daily.


Standard magnesium oxide is common yet poorly absorbed and can lead to bloating or cramping.


Ozonated magnesium oxide, the active ingredient in Let Loose Let’s Start Sh*t Capsules, (Daily Capsules) is oxygen-activated—meaning it gently releases oxygen in the gut to soften and hydrate waste naturally. The result: a clean, light feeling without urgency, dehydration, or discomfort.


Timing Matters

For most people, evening dosing works best. As your digestive system rests overnight, the oxygen release from ozonated magnesium helps your body do its natural reset—so you wake up feeling lighter, clearer, and ready to go. Always pair with a full glass of water and a consistent bedtime routine for best results.

How to Find Your Ideal Dose

Start low (one capsule) and adjust slowly. If stools are too loose, reduce the dose; if still sluggish, add one. The goal is soft, comfortable, complete movements.

Stack Smart with a Tribiotic

Magnesium supports movement; biotics support balance. Adding the Let Loose Daily Tribiotic (Tribiotic) introduces pre-, pro-, and postbiotics that strengthen your gut barrier and reduce future sluggishness.

FAQ:
Can I take magnesium long-term? Yes—gentle oxygen-based forms are safe for daily use.
Does it cause dehydration? Not when taken with enough water.
Can I combine with probiotics? Absolutely—they work beautifully together.

Takeaway: Magnesium isn’t about flushing your system—it’s about teaching your gut flow. Choose a gentle capsule, stay hydrated, and let your body remember what regular feels like.