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Old 10-30-2011, 09:45 AM
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Magnesium in the GI tract that is not absorbed acts as a laxative.
Phillips tablets are magnesium oxide.

You can also apply magnesium as a lotion. CVS makes one called
Epsom lotion. There is another online available from some suppliers called Epsom-It...but it tends to be more expensive.

Oral forms should be a chelate, like gluconate, citrate, carbonate, lactate, etc. The gluconate one is called Magonate.
SlowMag is a chloride in delayed release, which allows for lower dosing twice a day. They have this at most WalMarts.
3oz of unsalted almonds have 270mg and getting magnesium from foods is an option.
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