AUTHORISED WORDING
“Magnesium contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.”
Exact wording in the current consolidated Article 13 list. Product-level conditions still apply.
EU + POLAND CLAIM PROFILE
Magnesium tiredness and fatigue health claim
A product-facing interpretation of the authorised magnesium fatigue claim, separating normal-function language from instant-energy and medical promises.
REGISTER STATUSAuthorisedConditions still apply
AUTHORISED WORDING
“Magnesium contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.”
MagnesiumReduction of tiredness and fatigue
STATUSAUTHORISED
SUBSTANCEMagnesium
RULE VERSIONSV-HC-MG-FAT-2026.09
LAST CHECKED2026-09-12
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CONDITIONS OF USE
Authorised does not mean unconditional
- 01
The food must be at least a source of magnesium under the applicable ‘source of’ nutrition-claim condition.
- 02
Confirm that the magnesium source is permitted for the product category; claim permission and ingredient eligibility are separate checks.
- 03
A same-meaning variant remains subject to the official condition and requires a consumer-meaning review in its full presentation.
- 04
Check the Article 10(2) information and ensure that serving instructions actually deliver the amount used to qualify for the claim.
02
COMMON MARKETING VARIANTS
Where wording begins to drift
These are Suppvera’s illustrative review examples, not entries copied from the EU Register. A variant is assessed in its full consumer-facing context.
EQUIVALENCE REVIEW
“Magnesium helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.”
Close marketing variant; verify same consumer meaning and the wording used in the target language.
CONTEXT NEEDED
“Daily magnesium for less fatigue.”
Shortened phrasing can sound like a product outcome or guarantee; review dosage, nearby copy and presentation.
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RISK EXAMPLES
Language that changes the promise
SPEED + DIFFERENT EFFECT
“Instant energy with magnesium.”
Adds immediacy and an energy promise not expressed by the authorised fatigue wording.
MEDICAL + ABSOLUTE
“Eliminates chronic fatigue.”
Combines an absolute result with disease-adjacent wording and loses the nutrient’s contributory role.
GUARANTEED OUTCOME
“Never feel tired again.”
An absolute consumer outcome is materially stronger than contributing to a reduction of normal tiredness and fatigue.
04
POLISH MARKET LAYER
Meaning must survive localisation
Review ‘zmęczenie’ and ‘znużenie’ consistently in the authorised Polish-language source and across every marketing surface.
Do not merge this claim with a broad ‘energy boost’ headline without separately analysing the overall consumer message.
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EVIDENCE
Rule and source ledger
EU REGISTER CLAIM ID(S)244
SCIENTIFIC REFERENCES IN LEGAL LISTEFSA Journal 2010;8(10):1807
SRC-01
European Commission
EU Register of nutrition and health claims
Claim status, conditions, restrictions and linked legal acts
RULE / SOURCE VERSIONLive register, checked 12 September 2026Open primary source ↗
SRC-02
EUR-Lex
Regulation (EU) No 432/2012
Authorised Article 13 wording, conditions and scientific-reference IDs
RULE / SOURCE VERSIONConsolidated text, 20 August 2025Open primary source ↗
SRC-03
EUR-Lex
Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006
General claims rules, Article 10 information and Article 12 prohibitions
RULE / SOURCE VERSIONConsolidated text, 13 December 2014Open primary source ↗
SRC-04
European Commission
Guidelines for implementing Article 10
How specific health-claim conditions and mandatory information operate
RULE / SOURCE VERSIONImplementing Decision 2013/63/EUOpen primary source ↗
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