So if 90mg is in the chelated bisglycinate form, then 60mg is in the magnesium oxide form, so it is 40% mag oxide? That's a big improvement over 50%.
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The supplement facts portion of our label is provided by our supplier. No federal law is being violated, despite the unfounded accusations in your review. Magnesium Oxide is an essential part of the TRAACS patented Buffered Chelate to control pH. Therefore it does not need to appear as an additional ingredient; it is inherent in the patent. Magnesium Oxide is not added in to dilute the quality of the product, but rather is scientifically shown to enhance absorption and blood serum levels without causing stomach upset or inducing a laxative effect. These facts go beyond simple percentages. We understand that you have chosen not to purchase our product and have targeted us and similar products with inflammatory non-buyer reviews. Nevertheless, we are happy to continue to address each and every concern you may chose to post, however unfounded or contrived.
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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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This is similar to UMF10+ honey.MGO 400 (methylglyoxal) is equivalent to NPA 12.9 (non-peroxide activity) which would be rated UMF10+ if this was a licensed UMF honey.There's an online conversion calculator for UMF/NPA to MGO ratings at: http://www.umf.org.nz/umf-trademark/methylglyoxal-npa-honey-conversion-calculatorTo get an MGO honey equivalent to UMF20+ you'd need an MGO rating over 800.
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Magnesium Glycinate is actually 2 ingredients because the Magnesium is bound to the amino-acid Glysine
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Slightly but still works. You can also. Double up. Max is 60mg the. Amount in pills
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Good question- 150 mcg is a tiny dose. I wouldn't buy this product because of its dilution. I can add my own water if I want a diluted product.
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It does depend on the reason you are taking the Mg. The High Absorption product dosage is for two tabs, and the tabs are quite Large (size zero or one). I always had a problem getting both tablets down. That said, if you are taking simply because you don't get enough magnesium in your diet and you don't have an issue swallowing large pills, this is a good form of magnesium. (See the review by RWM on 6/12/13 for a complete comparison of magnesium brands.) If you are taking magnesium because you are experiencing mental functioning or emotional issues, then the other form is the one, because it can breach the blood/brain barrier. I hope this information is helpful to you. It does depend on the reason you are taking the Mg. The High Absorption product dosage is for two tabs, and the tabs are quite Large (size zero or one). I always had a problem getting both tablets down. That said, if you are taking simply because you don't get enough magnesium in your diet and you don't have an issue swallowing large pills, this is a good form of magnesium. (See the review by RWM on 6/12/13 for a complete comparison of magnesium brands.) If you are taking magnesium because you are experiencing mental functioning or emotional issues, then the other form is the one, because... » Read More It does depend on the reason you are taking the Mg. The High Absorption product dosage is for two tabs, and the tabs are quite Large (size zero or one). I always had a problem getting both tablets down. That said, if you are taking simply because you don't get enough magnesium in your diet and you don't have an issue swallowing large pills, this is a good form of magnesium. (See the review by RWM on 6/12/13 for a complete comparison of magnesium brands.) If you are taking magnesium because you are experiencing mental functioning or emotional issues, then the other form is the one, because it can breach the blood/brain barrier. I hope this information is helpful to you. « Show Less
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no, it is magnesium glycinate. My doctor recommends only magnesium ------ate. (citrate is also o.k.) She said magnesium oxide is not absorbed readily. This brand is expensive but extremely pure, i.e. has no other ingredients in it.
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Isn't it 6,000mg too much? the other brands have like 40mg. Is it mcg or mg?
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This is what's said on the back of the bottle:Magnesium Taurate 125 mg 60 caps Dietary Supplement Supplement Facts Serving Size: 1 capsule Servings Per Container: 60 Amount Per Serving: Magnesium (Taurate) 125 mg Other Ingredients: Cellulose, silicon dioxide.
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According to the Designs for Health website, under ingredients it lists "Magnesium (TRAACS® Magnesium Bisglycinate Chelate Buffered - from Magnesium Bisglycinate Chelate and Magnesium Oxide)"
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The label reads:Magnesium 241.3 mg (as Magnesium Oxide)Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Starch, Magnesium Silicate, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate.
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It is magnesium oxide (100%). It is the only kind I use. Be careful; if you take too much it works like a laxative.
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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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It would entirely depend on the powder used. Since various powders have different weights, finer/coarse grinds, etc, the final weight in mgs would vary greatly.
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They are completely different. Magnesium Taurate is combines magnesium with the amino acid taurine; this has benefits you don't get from other magnesium supplements. It is often suggested for heart related problems and has a calming effect. Magnesium Citrate is magnesium with citric acid, which has laxative properties. Magnesium Glycinate is the best answer for a general magnesium supplement. To quote Joseph Mercola, "Magnesium glycinate is a chelated form of magnesium that tends to provide the highest levels of absorption and bioavailability and is typically considered ideal for those who are trying to correct a deficiency."
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Magnesium citrate is magnesium with citric acid and has a laxative effect. Magnesium glycinate is a chelated form of magnesium with high bio-availability and absorbtion. Magnesium glycinate would be preferred when using Magnesium to correct a deficiency. It is also gentle on your stomach and intestines, making it a more "user friendly" form of Mg supplement. Hope that helps you make your decision.