Relaxed & Happy Kids

Magnesium is a relaxing mineral!

You’ll often hear magnesium as a calming or relaxing mineral. So when our kids are wound up, hyperactive, or irritable, it can help relieve the symptoms.

Magnesium also promotes GABA. GABA is an important brain chemical that also calms the nervous system. When GABA is low, our kids might experience agitation and irritability. So if any of these sound familiar, your child may benefit from more magnesium.

Focus and Concentration

Helps your kids stay focused and concentrated!

Some researchers believe low magnesium is linked to learning disabilities because it protects cells, including DNA, from heavy metals such as aluminum, mercury, lead, cadmium, beryllium, and nickel. Indeed, low energy and poor concentration can be associated with insufficient magnesium for children.

Child's bedtime routine

Promotes a relaxing effect!

VAL Happy Kids Magnesium Roll-on promotes a relaxing effect on the body when it's applied to the skin, helping to achieve a restful night's sleep. The specially selected ingredients create a calming effect on the body, helping your child fall into a deeper, more sustained sleep cycle, enabling them to wake up more refreshed. It was formulated for topical use. Zechstein Magnesium Chloride absorbs in only 90 seconds when applied to the skin.

Natural Pain Relief

Magnesium plus Chamomile helps to ease discomfort!

Growing pains are common in young children and teens and can be quite distressing and painful as their bodies experience rapid growth. As a natural muscle relaxant and anti-inflammatory, magnesium can soothe the aches and pains caused by growing bones and muscles.

Also, to treat any kind of pain, from headaches to injuries, magnesium plus Chamomile can help to ease the pain, reduce the swelling and dramatically speed up the healing process.

Maintains healthy Magnesium Levels

Magnesium is a powerful mineral for your Kids!

Magnesium is an essential mineral that helps provide a calm state and support a child’s balanced mood, healthy development, and stress response.