Welcome to ITL Health!
Ultra-Absorbable Supplements
All our products are manufactured to provide the most absorbable, effective, fast-acting magnesium supplements on the market.
Total Purity
We proudly manufacture our magnesium supplements without the use of binders, fillers or manufacturing agents.
Made in Canada
We proudly manufacture our magnesium supplements in small batches right here in Canada to ensure premium quality.
Live "In The Light" of Good Health
People often ask us, "What does the 'ITL' in ITL Health stand for?" We love this question! ITL Health stands for “In The Light."
Many people feel like helpless bystanders when it comes to their personal health. It is our mission to empower you to live in the light of optimal health by providing education on natural health solutions, and by formulating powerful magnesium-based supplements to help you live your best life.
We run our company in the light of transparency, 100% product purity, and a commitment to providing real health results.
The ITL Health Story
Although we are a Canadian-owned and operated company, our initial foray into the supplement industry began in the UK and Ireland with our flagship product, MAG365. This product achieved significant recognition, earning numerous awards and accolades, and swiftly became the best-selling magnesium supplement in those regions. This success propelled us to expand our operations to Canada. Our products are now manufactured in Sarnia, Ontario, and distributed globally.
A Family Affair
ITL Health was founded by George Esser, an innovator and philanthropist with a vision to help people live their best lives. Beyond crafting quality supplements and promoting health education, George actively supports a shelter he founded for the unhoused in Sarnia, Ontario several years ago.
ITL Health is now headquartered in Sarnia, Ontario, and led by two of George's daughters, while he focuses on streamlining manufacturing processes to reduce waste and energy consumption. We take pride in being a women-led company committed to product purity and sustainability.
A Women-Led Company
Meaghan Esser
Managing Director
After 9 successful years running her own nutritional consulting practice, Meaghan redirected her business and nutrition expertise to her family's expanding supplement venture in 2019. With her entrepreneurial mindset and passion for researching and educating others about nutrition, she was a perfect fit for ITL Health. Meaghan is a seasoned traveler, and she is the proud mom of three boys who love their MAG365!
Lynae Morningstar
Director of Operations
Possessing a natural entrepreneurial instinct, Lynae has been engaged in small businesses from an early age. With an education in Business Administration and a history of owning and participating in various ventures, coupled with her enthusiasm for wellness, she seamlessly integrated into ITL Health in 2017. She has since led product development, logistics, and sales for the family business. Lynae enjoys time with her three children and two Chinese-crested dogs.
ITL Health Donates
ITL Health donates $0.10 from every bottle of magnesium sold to nonprofit organizations that are meaningful to us and our community.
Sharing Our Success
Not everyone has been given equal access to the tools to succeed in life. This is a multi-faceted problem, but we want to do what we can to share our success.
Generosity Begets Generosity
When people learn that we donate to nonprofit organizations, we hope it encourages them to consider giving as well. Every little bit helps!
Grow the Pie
There is enough wealth to go around, and donating to worthy causes helps to distribute resources more equitably.
When we decided to donate $0.10 from every bottle of magnesium sold to nonprofits, it was an easy choice to first focus our efforts on The Sanctuary, a shelter for the unhoused founded and managed by our own George Esser.
The Sanctuary
The Sanctuary is a homeless shelter operated by River City Vineyard Church, based in Sarnia, Ontario. It offers 69 beds, including 16 for women, and relies entirely on community donations, with no government funding. The shelter initially opened in 2006 with 24 beds and later faced a 10-year legal challenge with the city over its right to stay open and expand. This matter was ultimately resolved in the Ontario Court of Appeal, which ruled in favour of River City Vineyard, granting the church the right to continue operating and to expand the facility.