Does it say how many mg of magnesium are in a tsp? How is this Ultra different than the reg bottle of mag lotion?
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I don't know how many mg are in a tsp, however, my mother has kidney problems and the Dr. said that she could use it sparingly as he did not feel that it goes into the blood stream. The ultra has msm in it and that helps it work better. I am on my 6th bottle and I love this lotion. Great on leg cramps, sore back, shoulders act. This will always remain on my shelf as it is a great product.
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Regular-One teaspoon contains approximately 185mg elemental magnesium. Ancient Minerals Magnesium Lotion ULTRA with OptiMSM-has added 600mg elemental magnesium 2.15g MSM per fl. oz. / 30 mL
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Label on bottle says 20mg magnesium and 70mg msm per 1 ml. Conversion to fluid oz 3 tsp. = 15 ml so 1tsp=5ml best equivalent would be 1 tsp=100mg magnesium and if my math is correct, 350mg msm. The regular bottle doesn't have msm. The label reads 33mg mg per1 ml along with shea butter and other emollients. Hope this helps.
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It says it has 33 mg elemental magnesium per 1 ml on the regular bottle and it says it has 20 mg elemental magnesium with 70 mg MSM per 1 ml on the ultra bottle. I can't tell any difference in the way it feels or absorbs.
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Hi Guido - On the back of the bottle it says there is 66 mg of elemental magnesium in 4 sprays. That would be 16.5 mg in one spray. If you want to take it orally instead of spraying it on you will get 560 mg per teaspoon. Hopes this answers your question.
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1 tsp is 480 mg. The only thing is that I believe this powder is much more potent than synthetic Vitamin C. So I don't think you're comparing apples to apples if you compare the Vitamin C mg dosage of this to a synthetic product. I really believe this has boosted my immune system. I had one small cold this winter while taking it-- whereas I used to get 3 or 4 a winter.
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Magceutics owns the patent on magnesium L-threonate (MgT). According to their product data sheet, MgT contains 7.2% elemental magnesium. Therefore, each 500mg capsule should contain 7.2% x 500mg = 36mg of elemental magnesium. Hope this helps.
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Bottle says it provides approximately 66 mg of elemental magnesium for every 4 sprays or 560 mg per teaspoon.
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Hi Jennerjahan ~ Magnesium Choride is what the mag flakes are, 100% pure. The epsom salts are magnesium sulfate, which is not as effective for the purpose of healing. The transdermal mag flakes solution (ration 1 pt flakes 4 parts water) does amazing things. I even pass it around among my hospice patients (I'm strictly a volunteer) & it soothes, even if it does not heal them. "The Iodine Crisis" by Lynne Farrow (can be bought on Amazon) is chock full of GREAT INFO!!! ~ bonnie
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Not sure, really, but I use about 18 sprays a day and have had the container quite awhile. I really like the product as magnesium orally is tough on my GI tract and the gel is so sticky. So, I prefer this over any other form I've tried. Sorry I don't know the exact number.
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This product is labeled as 99.9 percent pure magnesium. It is a liquid that is taken sublingually which avoids the stomach upset that can occur with magnesium tablets. In my experience, it is very effective.
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I think this is the one that was the same ratio-I bought it by accident-Natural Vitality, natural calm plus calcium is more magnesium 230mg calcium-350mg magnesium plus c,d,potassium and boron-you can call them at 866-416-9216
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Keep in mind, you're asking how much Magnesium Glycinate (a compound) is in each serving size. That's not how much actual magnesium (aka elemental) is in each serving. The label states that 2200mg of this compound equals 401mg of elemental magnesium. So if we do the math, 1/4 tsp = 164 mg of magnesium. 1 full teaspoon of this product contains 657mg of magnesium. Hope that helps!
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I emailed the Source Naturals for explanation of the highly confusing label re: amounts of magnesium in this product but they did not respond. Bad!
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From my reading, I believe there are 18-20 mg. per spray of magnesium oil. I always count it as 18. I apply it to my arms, legs, belly, and butt. Sometimes it stings my legs and arms, but never my butt or belly.
2080232
Thank you so very much. The other forms have other ingredients. So just to make sure it is pure magnesium and no other added ingredients?
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We are happy to help! Upon review it appears that it is a possibility that we still carry the old formula which contains magnesium stearate. Unfortunately it is impossible for us to determine for certain whether we carry the old or the new formula at this time.
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From the website: "A serving of 1/2 teaspoons is equal to about 2130mg. Since the FDA recommends that 400mg of Magnesium be taken per day, and this is made up of 18% elemental Magnesium, this means that a serving 1/2 tsp in size would be equal to about 380mg Magnesium total, which nearly reaches the full goal of 400mg set out by the FDA."
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I'm not sure what you're asking. Bottle itself: 500 milligrams in 120 count bottle. Shipping: small enough to be placed in the mailbox and not on the porch.NOTE: if you are just starting out...may I suggest the 200 milligram 250 tablet count bottle. Start small if you are just starting to introduce a magnesium citrate supplement into your diet.
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It does not say on the bottle. This is their website: http://www.absorbyourhealth.com/product/magnesium-threonate-500mg-100-capsules-nootropic-absorbable-mag3/ Hope this helps.