Gadot launches Gado-Go Mg powder for on-the-go nutrition
Gado-Go Mg is a ready-to-use powder suited for branded stick pack (sachet) fulfillment, delivering 350 mg of magnesium per packet with no sugars or additives.
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Gadot Biochemical Industries (Haifa Bay, Israel) launched a novel magnesium citrate powder Gado-Go Mg that dissolves instantly without water. It was engineered to be immediately useful for anyone on the go-travelers, athletes, trainers, etc.
Gado-Go Mg is a ready-to-use powder suited for branded stick pack (sachet) fulfillment, delivering 350 mg of magnesium per packet with no sugars or additives. The flavors can be customized.
“Magnesium is an essential mineral for athletes and people who are seriously into fitness,” said Ohad Cohen, CEO of Gadot Biochemical Industries, in a press release. “It has been shown in multiple studies to prevent cramps from intense workouts, promote recovery, and increase energy by stimulating adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production. While producing energy, our body converts carbohydrates into calories and produces citric acid. Magnesium in citrate form is recognized as one of the most suitable mineral vehicles to achieve absorption.”
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