How does this compare to Tri Salts in the amount of Potassium, Magnesium and Calcium?
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No idea...this is the product brand that was recommended to me by a naturopathic physician. Great product. Recommend it.
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Hello D.Martin, having used both I can say there was a difference regarding amount needed to be effective&PH; testing. Trisalts,although an excellent product required MORE &I; noticed the Phour salts showed a quicker affect in achieving proper PH alkaline result. Also, seemed more effective against muscle cramps during fasting/detoxifying. Also, the phour salts worked better for use during oral hygiene&cleansing; diabetic/slow to heal wounds. Hope this info was helpful.BlessingsKimmie
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The calcium and magnesium in Tri-Salts are carbonate and in Phour salts they are chloride. I am unaware of the percentage of each mineral in phour salts, as the label does not state what these are.
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The label does not say. It simply says "proprietary blend , Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride, and Calcium Chloride, 4.93 g. " It does not break that down. Sodium is listed first so I assume that is the largest part of it. Maybe the manufacturer could provide more information.
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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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Ancient Minerals is 100% pure magnesium. You can buy it in various forms: oil (which is not oil at all, not oily. It is so pure and gentle, you can not only massage your muscles with it, but you can use it as eye drops or a mouthwash); flakes, good to put into warm bath water to take a long soak; or a gel rub with the magnesium in a tube that you can carry with you. I bought all 3 forms. I have had a serious back injury for 14 years and live in pain because I don't want the surgery that will correct the pinched nerves, etc. So, when I can't bear the pain, I run my tub about 1/2 full of warm water and put 1/2 bag of flakes in it to dissolve, then soak for 20-30 minutes. When I get out, I absolutely have NO pain. (I just wish I had the money to be able to buy enough of it to do a couple of times every week, so I limit myself to using it unless I'm in unbearable pain). I just can't say enough good about this product. I learned about it by reading hundreds of hours of research on line provided by a doctor in Brazil named Dr. Sircus. The detailed information he provides is priceless, and he shares all the products he uses, their benefits, prices, and where you can buy them. Through him, I found out that magnesium is only 100% absorbable through the skin, not orally. I don't think many people know that, so they buy magnesium pills, which don't even do any good. Well, I hope I have helped you some. There is a lot to learn. All the best. Barbara Fisher
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I think they changed it all now to 1:1 ratio. They determined it was better to have the ratio that way instead of so much calcium. Go to www.vites.com - they are the company that makes this brand.
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From what I understand, you don't absorb the magnesium in the epsom salt as well as the magnesium flakes. - You could research as I did & could get a better explanation.
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I had it all figured out and now I can't remember where I got my information. But I have a bottle of potassium chloride here and it says that it has 365 milligrams in 1/8 teaspoon. That sounds close to the potassium bicarbonate. I usually take 1/4-1/2 tsp a day as a potassium supplement. Hope that helps.
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I called them up and the actual amount of Magnesium per dose is 100mg which is 25% of one's daily needs but you may be getting magnesium from other sources and one's needs can be variable. The bigger point is that this product is far more absorb-able that non ionic forms so per dose you are getting much more. I take the 2.5 ml per day and I am getting good results both mentally and physically.
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Not the best kind.. but I've noticed a marked improvment in my health since taking 2 capsules of this product per day. One mid-day and one at night... plus the small amount I get in my multi. in the mornings. Magnesium chloride is the best and has been found to have the highest bioavailability of the above types of magnesium, due to its superior solubility in water. In fact, water solubility has been found to be directly related to supplement absorbability, as it is believed that the "non-saturable" component of magnesium absorption in the digestive system is related to "solvent drag", the mechanism by which minerals and electrolytes accompany solvents such as water in the process of digestion and absorption. Not the best kind.. but I've noticed a marked improvment in my health since taking 2 capsules of this product per day. One mid-day and one at night... plus the small amount I get in my multi. in the mornings. Magnesium chloride is the best and has been found to have the highest bioavailability of the above types of magnesium, due to its superior solubility in water. In fact, water solubility has been found to be directly related to supplement absorbability, as it is believed that the "non-saturable" component of magnesium absorption in the digestive system is related to... » Read More Not the best kind.. but I've noticed a marked improvment in my health since taking 2 capsules of this product per day. One mid-day and one at night... plus the small amount I get in my multi. in the mornings. Magnesium chloride is the best and has been found to have the highest bioavailability of the above types of magnesium, due to its superior solubility in water. In fact, water solubility has been found to be directly related to supplement absorbability, as it is believed that the "non-saturable" component of magnesium absorption in the digestive system is related to "solvent drag", the mechanism by which minerals and electrolytes accompany solvents such as water in the process of digestion and absorption. « 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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Per 3 capsules: Magnesium 1035 mg, and Potassium 99 mg. I usually take one at night along with my calcium. Inactive ingredients are rice flour and citric acid
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Potassium 50mg, calcium 50mg,garcina cambogia 1500 mg( 60%hca) serving size 2 capsules:)
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1,000 mg calcium (from Calcium Carbonate & Citrate), 500mg Magnesium (from Magnesium Oxide & Citrate) - per serving, which is 3 softgels
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Here is a link that has alot of technical data: https://www.google.com/search?q=salt+comparison+values&rlz;=1C1GGGE_enUS432US448&es;pv=2&biw;=1719&bih;=831&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&sour;ce=univ&sa;=X&ei;=njo2VZq5L-jdsATIhYD4Dg&ve;d=0CCMQsAQ Not sure if this is too much info but way down the chart compares celtic salt with himalayan and table salt. Happy hunting!
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Salt is the 3rd ingredient listed. I'm not one to use much salt and I find this product works well for me. Of course, the less you use, the less salt there is. If you do not use additional salt, I'll bet you will be happy with the result.
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In the Natural Calm (Regular) there is NO calcium. There is 350 mg of Magnesium in two rounded teaspoons. There are 100 servings in a 16 ounce bottle. In a related product "Natural Calm Plus Calcium" there is 210 mg Calcium and 320 mg of Magnesium per 3 teaspoons. Hope this helps!
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I'm sorry I can't answer you question. I stopped using this several months ago and did not take note of mineral salts. I will say this was a bit overpriced for what it was as it just did not work for me. I had to go back to the old standbye Toms of Maine. Wish I could have helped.
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I found this article...saying that chelated magnesium is better absorbed. http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Heart-Rhythm/Magnesium-supplements----to-avoid---how-to-take-it-and--safety/show/1002415 Also though, I found this article...http://magnesiumman.com/best-magnesiumHope this is helpful. I am no expert but try to read up as much as I can. I am sure there is more reading to do on this.