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Old 12-05-2006, 04:01 PM #1
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Default update...

I did just talk to NatureMade... and they are going to send me
some data later in e-mail.

But for now, the bottom line is that their product is still enteric coated.
It IS slightly different than the older coating, however.

I will add here that if anyone wants some information on their product(s)
that a quick phone call is easy, no waiting and informative.

1-800-276-2878 (NatureMade)

Regarding the Schiff product...I have no clue at the moment. I have seen it
in blister paks. So I don't know why all of a sudden it is in a bottle.
I'll look into that in the near future. It will require a call also, I suppose.
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Old 12-05-2006, 04:44 PM #2
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Default thank you everyone

Im sure going to give SAMe a try, I have no energy now ,cant do anything. So it sournds like its worth a try.

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mrd, is ther any info off the bottle i can give you to help?
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Old 12-06-2006, 07:09 AM #4
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Wink Oh, Curious...

If you still have the bottle/packaging?

Is there a 1-800 to call? An insert? Or the words enteric coated?

I looked up www.iherb.com SAMe selections (no Schiff)

All said enteric coated...but some were bottle packaged some blister.
about 50/50.

This new granulation type may still not be 100% stable for consumers, and
the enteric coating may be necessary still.

Also I forgot to mention that the sales rep suggested using B-complex with
SAMe...this info is not on the insert however. And it has always been mentioned throughout the years here and there.

Here is an interesting website:
http://www.raysahelian.com/s-adenosylmethionine.html

I do NOT recommend cutting or breaking tablets...this would remove the protection of the enteric coating and the SAMe would then be destroyed by stomach acid. There is a product available at 90mg/tab...it is a Vet product called Denosyl (and it costs more than human SAMe too). It is also well made, coated and blister packed..my cat has taken it.
You can buy it online if you want a lower starting dose.
I cannot find the B-complex suggestion yet, but I will still look later when I have more time. If you find too much "excitement" at starting doses, you can try 200mg/ every OTHER day of the human form. I found it rather energizing until my body got used to it. I increased monthly to 600mg/day where I stayed. I would also not suggest taking it after noon... and still to take on an empty stomach at least 1 hr before food. If irritablility remains, or if you experience mania/hypomania, I would discontinue and seek medical attention.
Latent bipolars, may have trouble with this, but since it is a slow metabolic enhancer, not a drug, you will have "warning". There are many people who are bipolar and do not know it. This is basically the only caution, to date with SAMe.
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here is the info off the bottle.

1-800-526-6251 (8am-5pm mom - fri
www.schiffvitamins.com

Supplement Facts
serving size 2 tablets
servings per container 50

calcium ( as anhydrous dicalcium phosphate) 65 mg
SAM-e 400mg

other ingredients; cellulose, stearic acid, coating ( methacrylic acid polymer, magnesium trisilicate, titanium dioxide, poysorbate 80, propylene glycol and riboflavin) croscarmellose sodium, magnesium stearate and silicone dioxide.
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Old 12-06-2006, 12:14 PM #6
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Hi Curious,
I know nothing about Sam-e stuff.

But I was a hairdresser for severals years.

A average person hairs grows about a 1/2 inch a month. Does your scalp feel tight? If it does get in their with the balls of your fingers when shampooing. This can help some with circulation.

Also do you color your perm or hair? What texture is your hair? I am asking this because people can get alot of breakage from the bottom. Usually at least the ends of your hair will feel dry.

Hugs, Roz
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my pic is in my profile so you can kinda tell.

right now there is no color added. or taken away.lol ala natural.

no split ends. shiney....it just had not been growing like it always had. scalp good. i don't use many products in it. i am being a very very good monkey!! cuz i have been a frosted, bleached, colored fool for years and years. but it was still healthy. i was always very good at conditioning...eat very healthy.

i can really tell it is growing. i feel like i have to trim up my bangs evry other week. and my fingernails...so long they make for lots of typos...beyond my norm.

ahhhh...scalp and head massage...love them. i will start doing this when i shampoo!! that is daily...boy will that help with stress too. ((((roz)))) thanks bunches forthe help!!
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