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Heart there are alternatives - you can find something in pill form.

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I used to take calm for its supposed laxative properties so I have some left over. thanks but would rather take a pill.
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i know what you mean. i have some, and it's too tart for me.

Look for Mg citrate in pill forms. Mg malate and Mg aspartate are also well absorbed forms. However long-term use of the aspartate in excess of 400 mg has been found to produce a risk of amino acid imbalance (aspartic acid is an amino acid).

Generally avoid the oxide and carbonate.

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