with D3, K2 & Methylated B Complex
Support healthy muscle fullness while staying on your GLP-1 with one capsule a day. Noverly's Max Potency GLP-1 Muscle Support delivers all 10 forms of magnesium — the mineral your muscles need to hold water inside the cell. Most magnesium supplements give you one cheap form that absorbs at 4%. Ten forms means every absorption pathway is covered, even on a slowed GLP-1 stomach. Plus D3 for your bones, biotin for your hair, and B12 for the energy your half-meals can't deliver.†
💪 Supports healthy muscle fullness on GLP-1
🍑 Helps maintain body shape during weight loss
💊 One capsule a day — no powders to mix
🦴 D3, biotin & B12 for what the shot takes
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“I’d been on magnesium glycinate for months and nothing changed. My legs still cramped, my energy was still gone. Turns out I was taking one form that absorbs at 4% — on a stomach that barely moves food anymore. This has all 10. Within three weeks the cramps stopped and I stopped dragging myself out of bed.”
“I tried the creatine everyone on TikTok swore by. 11 days in my face was swollen and my hands were puffy but my butt was still flat. Threw it out. Nobody told me creatine needs magnesium to actually work inside the cell. One capsule of this — no bloat, no powder to choke down. Six weeks later my trainer asked what I changed.”
“I’m 54. I told myself this is just what happens — you lose the weight, you lose your shape, that’s the trade. Everybody said ‘you look amazing’ and I smiled and went home and cried. After two months on this I fit my old jeans differently. Not skinnier — fuller. The 4 stars is because I wish I’d found it sooner.”
“I trained 4x a week. Ate right. Did everything. My shape kept disappearing and I kept thinking what am I doing wrong. Turns out I wasn’t doing anything wrong — the shot drained the one mineral that holds water inside the muscle. Six weeks on this and my trainer said my glutes are responding again. Same workouts. Same diet. Just this.”
Frequently Asked Questions
THE SCIENCE
And why nothing you’ve tried since has worked.
GLP-1 medications work by suppressing your appetite. But they don’t just reduce it — they shut off your appetite for a very specific category of food. Nuts. Seeds. Beans. Leafy greens. The heavy, filling ones your stomach refuses now.
Those are the exact foods that carry magnesium.
48% of American women were already low on magnesium before starting the shot. Then the shot killed the appetite for the foods that carried whatever was left.
WHY NOVERLY
The mineral that makes everything else work. Magnesium is the cofactor for the pump that holds water inside every muscle cell. Ten forms ensure absorption even on a slowed GLP-1 stomach — oxide alone absorbs at 4%. One capsule a day, plus the cofactors your body needs to use them.
What's in it
Magnesium doesn’t work alone. It needs B6 to get into your cells. It needs D3 to regulate properly — and D3 needs K2, or you’re only doing half the job. It needs folate and B12 in their methylated forms, because a large share of women can’t efficiently convert the synthetic kind. Most magnesium supplements ignore all of this and sell you the mineral by itself.
The shot suppresses appetite so aggressively that the first foods she drops are the heavy, filling ones — nuts, seeds, beans, leafy greens. Those are the exact foods that carry magnesium. She doesn’t notice. She’s losing weight. Everyone says she looks amazing.
Without enough magnesium, the sodium-potassium pump inside every muscle cell can’t hold water in. The cell deflates. Not shrinks — deflates. The biggest muscles show it first and worst. She tries creatine. It swells her face and hands. She throws it out.
Creatine, collagen, protein, training — she’s tried them all. Each one needs magnesium to do its job. Without the cofactor, the creatine can’t enter the cell. The protein can’t build what’s empty. She gets stronger every week. Her shape doesn’t come back. She starts to believe this is just what she looks like now.
What the research shows
What happens when the foods that carry it drop out of your diet — and what happens when you put it back.
Better sleep. More energy in the morning. Fewer muscle cramps at night. The first sign the mineral is going back in.
Your workouts start responding differently. Recovery feels faster. The tired, depleted feeling after exercise starts to lift.
Her muscles start to feel full again — not from training harder, but from the cell holding its water. The seat of her jeans stops sagging. Same weight on the scale.
The pump has been running at full capacity for two months. Hair shedding slows (biotin). Energy stabilizes (B12). Bone support kicks in (D3 + K2). She didn’t have to stop the shot.
From the research, not a survey.
Empty the bottle. If nothing changed, we’ll refund you. No forms. No hoops. Just email support@noverly.shop. We built this for women on a GLP-1 who’ve already spent hundreds on things that didn’t work. We’re not adding to the pile. If it doesn’t work, you don’t pay.
Reviews
“I’ve been on the shot for 8 months and I was already taking magnesium — the oxide kind from the drugstore. My legs still cramped every night. My energy was gone by 2pm. When I read that oxide only absorbs at 4% on a stomach that barely moves food, I felt like an idiot. Three weeks on this one and the cramps are gone. The cheap bottle is in the trash.”
“I bought the creatine powder everyone was recommending for the shot. My face blew up within two weeks. My wedding ring was tight. My butt was still flat. I was convinced creatine just doesn’t work on women. Turns out it can’t work if the mineral that runs the pump inside the cell isn’t there. Switched to this. No bloat. No powder. My jeans fit differently after about 6 weeks.”
“My doctor prescribed the shot. She monitors my bloodwork. She never once mentioned magnesium. I only found out because I was up at midnight scrolling GLP-1 groups and someone posted about it. I wish my doctor had said something 6 months ago before I spent hundreds on collagen and protein shakes that didn’t do anything.”
“I genuinely believed this was just my body now. I lost 40 pounds on the shot and I should be grateful but my butt was flat and my arms looked empty and I couldn’t tell anyone because they’d say ‘you look great.’ I stopped looking in mirrors. Two months on this and I can see the difference. Same scale number. Something is filling back in.”
“I hesitated at the price. Then I added up what I’d already spent — $35/month on creatine that bloated my face, $40 on collagen that went to my skin not my muscles, $200 on a trainer who couldn’t figure out why my shape wasn’t responding. I was already spending over $275/month on things that don’t work. One capsule a day and it actually addresses the root.”
“I almost didn’t order it because the claims sounded too convenient. A mineral that fixes what the shot took? Sure. But every single thing it says is backed by basic biochemistry I could verify myself. Magnesium runs the pump. The pump holds water in the cell. The shot killed my appetite for the foods that carry it. I gave it 8 weeks. I’m on my third bottle.”
“I was seriously thinking about stopping the shot. My A1C went from 8.1 to 5.9 and I finally feel in control of my eating but I hated what happened to my body. My husband didn’t say anything but I could tell. I didn’t want to choose between my health and my shape. This let me keep both. 4 stars because the capsule is a little big but I take it with food.”
“I thought magnesium was for sleep and leg cramps. I had no idea it was the mineral that holds water inside the muscle cell. I’ve been taking cheap magnesium for years for sleep and never connected it to why my body looked deflated since starting the shot. This one actually has all the forms that absorb. The sleep was a bonus — I came for my shape.”
“I’ve bought three different magnesium bottles from Amazon at 2am. Confusing labels. Didn’t know what form I needed. Didn’t feel a thing. This is the first one that has all 10 forms and the D3 and B vitamins in one capsule so I’m not juggling five bottles. My bloodwork improved and I stopped waking up at 3am wondering what I’m doing wrong.”
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
