for what is good the Magnesium Choride
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Heart disease, fatigue , diabetes, depression,hypertension, kidney disease, musculoskeletal conditions, migraine, tooth decay, osteoporosis and Raynaud's syndrome.
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i used magnesium chloride to siften the kidney stonesin my kidneys so they could be removed.
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Ingredients: lonic magnesium citrate (created from a highly absorbable proprietary blend of citric acid and magnesium carbonate).
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Go to the Pure Encapsulations website - they list everything in their supplements there. Click on ingredients - http://www.pureencapsulations.com/magnesium-glycinate.html
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I agree with the previous answer. It is wonderful in making magnesium oil, foot or bath soaks and in magnesium body butter and lotion.
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I don't know.I don't sell it am not required to know.just maybe it doesn't have Magnesium.I bought it as a cancer fighter.search baking soda and blackstrap molasses cancer cure.
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I do not believe there is any magnesium in citracal, only ca citrate and d3, there is magnesium in other ingredients portion, it does not state the amount
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magnesium oxide is very poorly absorbed. about 4%. it has a laxative property. it is the cheapest salt.magnesium taurate is much easier to absorbed. it has an affinity for the brain & cardiovascular systems.we have this item ready for prompt shipment.thanks
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My wife, a physician who specialized in preventive medicine, nutrition and alternative medicine said magnesium stearate is a flow agent. Vets Best is well tolerated by our four cats. They all love it and their hairball woes are a thing of the past. However, Joseph Mercola, DO, has worries about the source of magnesium stearate. Go to his website at mecola.com for particulars. You might want to ask Vet's Best what their source of magnesium stearate is. Mercola says stearic acid supresses T cells and he'd rather see stearate removed from all products. If this bothers you, stick with the sticky, gooey stuff.
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Without doing research, I can not answer that for you. :( I can say that the body uses magnesium in so many ways that it is worth a try.
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Good for literally hundreds of uses. The magnesium is flaked off the "brick" with the sawtooth side of the striker and used to ignite a fire with a quick strike to the brick aimed at the magnesium flakes. It takes some practice but works everytime once you figure out the best technique. The magnesium flakes will ignite when sprayed with sparks and burn ultra hot to ignite whatever dry tinder or wadding you use to start your fire. Again - practice makes for a very useful last resort tool. Personally, I scrape off a small pile of magnesium with the saw provided and use my buck knife blade to scrape the sparker bar. Works every time. Good for literally hundreds of uses. The magnesium is flaked off the "brick" with the sawtooth side of the striker and used to ignite a fire with a quick strike to the brick aimed at the magnesium flakes. It takes some practice but works everytime once you figure out the best technique. The magnesium flakes will ignite when sprayed with sparks and burn ultra hot to ignite whatever dry tinder or wadding you use to start your fire. Again - practice makes for a very useful last resort tool. Personally, I scrape off a small pile of magnesium with the saw provided and use my buck knife... » Read More Good for literally hundreds of uses. The magnesium is flaked off the "brick" with the sawtooth side of the striker and used to ignite a fire with a quick strike to the brick aimed at the magnesium flakes. It takes some practice but works everytime once you figure out the best technique. The magnesium flakes will ignite when sprayed with sparks and burn ultra hot to ignite whatever dry tinder or wadding you use to start your fire. Again - practice makes for a very useful last resort tool. Personally, I scrape off a small pile of magnesium with the saw provided and use my buck knife blade to scrape the sparker bar. Works every time. « Show Less
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The magnesium l-threonate is great for brain health; however if you're deficient in magnesium (which about half of America is), the other form is what will increase magnesium levels in your body. I take both for that reason. Great products.
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It's a powder form in a gelatin or silica capsule, which I think contains magnesium stearate (too much over a long period of time can be bad for you).
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Sorry I would be of no help, I bought it but never ended up using it. I just use 1 magnesium supplement every day. 500 mg.
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I do not know the answer. My wife has been using this product for years and has no problems. Check out an article "The Facts About Magnesium Stearate" by Byron J. Richards.
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1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment:... » Read More 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. « Show Less
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https://www.google.ca/search?q=how+much+magnesium+should+i+take&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei;=6kWkVMb4EcrnoATjv4K4DA
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it is pure magnesium in size of angstrom ion...to get detailed info on this, go to Mother's Earth Minerals home website and they explain in detail how it works