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Old 06-10-2009, 06:37 PM #11
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Hey Daniella !

I will definetely give Magnesium a try
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Mrs D I have no idea what I do without you. You are so knowledgable. My fish oil pills is by nature made and has no e. My vitamin e is also by nature made and the ingredients are di-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate,Gelatine(non-bovine),glycerin,water. Is that ok or no and it is 200iu? I also have heard that about the gluten and people trying a diet free of it even if not positive in tests. I feel any relief even if it is small is at least in the right direction.Mrs D I am thinking you have PN and you stated the insulin and gi but do you suffer from other conditions? If this is too personal you don't have to answer.I am glad you have been feeling better
Blumajo you should try the magnesium. I am not sure if it helps me but I have read a lot on here and on the net and it seems like it could be of benefit. I order the glycinate kind but I know Mrsd D has stated slowmag is good too. I have dry eyes as well but mine does better with weather that is warm and humid then I have seen with supp or even steriod/meds. Omegas can help with mood as well. I remember my psych before the pain condition having me take them with my other meds.
you want one that has d-gamma, beta and alpha....dont know that you will find that at the grocery, perhaps a healthfood store, vitamin store? otherwise on line.....
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Thanks. Just out of curiousty why? Is it still a 200IU the amount and do I really need this or I should just do without.
Blue I hope you feel better with magnesium. Don't forget to get the good absorbed kind.
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Confused magnesium: Malic Relief Formula???

Hey BlueMajo and Daniella (and all), Hello!

I am sitting here looking at an unopened bottle of magnesium which I ordered a while back. I have been adding supplements slowly; if I have a reaction, I'll hopefully know which supplement it is! I think I'm up to about 12 in number and having trouble with when to take them, and in what combination. Ugh!

My hesitancy to start the mag is what I've read about a tendency for some to have diarrhea. That's an issue I don't want to add to my already too-long list. I read a post of mrsD's which addressed magnesium and one of the preferred was a slow release. So that's what I thought I bought but now I'm not sure if I bought the right type of magnesium. (Thus,the mood icon. of course, that's very appropriate for EVERY day.)

My purchase was for County Life's, 'biochem' time release MALIC RELIEF FORMULA. wow. what a mouth full (he he) It also says on the label 'Malic/Magnesium Complex helps improve muscle function'... I'm also seeing about 11 ingredients. Jeepers. Never head of half of it.

In order of listing top to bottom, ingredients are:
B-6 (10 mg & 500% daily value)
calcium carbonate (400 mg & 40% dv)
magnesium malate (200 mg & 50% dv)
manganese citrate (10 mg & 500% dv)
chromium (200 mcg & 167% dv)

also,
malic acid(as magnesium malate) 825 mg; dv??
DL-phenylatanine 200 mg
curcumin (rhizome) 200 mg
devil's claw extract root 120 mg
(2.5% harpagosides equal to 3mg) silica 20mg
horsetail extract (leaf/stem) (7% silica equal to0.14mg) 2mg

Spelling could definitely be off on some of these. I really can't read it well even with my glasses on. After typing that list, I definitely am very hesitant to take it. ... devil's claw and horsetail ... sounds like something the sisters in macbeth would brew up.

Well, guys, if anyone knows about this particular brand, any info would be greatly appreciated. Gotta go 4 now, numbness in fingers has returned with a vengence today.

Not sure if it's two steps forward, one step back -- or one step forward, two steps back.
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i know mrsd has posted she isnt in favor of the combo products.......and i wouldnt want to try this kind of thing without trying ea separatly....the one she has mentioned is mag64 brand name magdelay.....i have found that i have to ask at the pharmacy counter....it isnt on the shelf
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While pabb is right about combo products, this one is not bad.

The curcumin won't be much absorbed at that dose and without some added absorption enhancers.

But the rest seems okay. It is a typical formula to help Fibro symptoms, and tendinitis. The silica is often not found in our diets anymore, so some people benefit from that.

Nothing really expensive in there. So I hope you didn't pay too much?

I answered you, Pearl girl in your PM in more detail.

The combos I do not like are "proprietary mixes" with no ingredients amounts listed.

Also subpotent use of fancy sounding things that are meant to
catch your eye and wallet, but deliver little~~ I don't like those either.

You should always know what you are getting and how much of it before taking it.
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You are fabulous, mrsD. Will spare everyone else all the details of my pm. But for continuity let me say that I have decided this is probably not necessary for my pernicious anemia and will purchase magnesium (but not citrate) at an RDA level. Love to all and a big hug for anyone who needs it.
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Hi. I purchase and it is my only thing I do online magnesium glycinate. I saw a holisitc doc who suggested this type. I am not sure if it is really better then one at a store well of course not the oxide which is a no but anyhow I am creature of habit. For me and supp spliting. I do that with calcium and d one morn and one night,glucosamine,omegas. The rest I try to take with a big meal but who knows if that is good or bad.
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To all those who have offered guidance and support, I say thank you from my heart.

For now, I am signing off indefinitely but wanted to at least say 'good luck' to all of you, and you know who you are. Your concern was a light in the darkness.
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While pabb is right about combo products, this one is not bad.
The curcumin won't be much absorbed at that dose and without some added absorption enhancers.

But the rest seems okay. It is a typical formula to help Fibro symptoms, and tendinitis. The silica is often not found in our diets anymore, so some people benefit from that.

Nothing really expensive in there. So I hope you didn't pay too much?

I answered you, Pearl girl in your PM in more detail.

The combos I do not like are "proprietary mixes" with no ingredients amounts listed.

Also subpotent use of fancy sounding things that are meant to
catch your eye and wallet, but deliver little~~ I don't like those either.

You should always know what you are getting and how much of it before taking it.
good, and since she has decided not to use the allergy angle is moot....
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