Which of the chelated forms are more effective – aspartates, citrates, ascorbates, gluconates or malates?
There are not many studies available to determine the difference in absorption and the effectiveness of these forms. However, aspartates, citrates, ascorbates, gluconates and malates are all organic compounds (carbon-containing molecules), which tend to support the body s metabolic processes and have a better absorption rate compared to inorganic compounds such as carbonate, phosphate and chloride.
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