1. As a dietary supplement:

Primarily used for the prevention and treatment of magnesium deficiency. Compared to forms such as magnesium oxide, it is gentler on the gastrointestinal tract, less likely to cause diarrhea or stomach pain, and suitable for long-term use.

2. Supporting cardiovascular health:

Scientific research has shown its association with improved heart function and symptom relief. Some literature mentions its potential to support cellular repair of heart tissue.

3. Enhancing athletic performance:

Animal and human studies have shown that magnesium orotate supplementation may help increase endurance and exercise endurance; this effect has been observed in individuals with a history of cardiovascular problems and trained athletes.

4. Supporting mental health and treating gastrointestinal disorders:

Medical literature mentions that magnesium orotate may serve as an adjunct to certain pediatric and adult gastrointestinal disorders associated with gut microbiota dysbiosis. Research also focuses on its potential in treating mental disorders such as major depressive disorder and anxiety.

5. As a research reagent:

In scientific research, it is used as a reagent in chemical and biological studies, for investigating chemical reactions involving magnesium or exploring its role in cellular processes.