Does this contain any magnesium sterate or steric acid which is known to cause intestinal inflammation?
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Hello Rachael.. yes it does but this is the best stuff to detox and to pull heavy metals out of your system and as far as your concern about information I've never experienced it I've been taking it for close to 20 years.. Rachel remember one thing you're not taking the whole bottle at one time you're taken to the for a day for a period of time until you get cleaned up you can't always go by what the claims say give it a chance it will work for you I hope this helps happy new year
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besides the obvious ingredients listed - is there magnesium stearate or gelatin included in ingredients
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According to the back of my bottle: Other Ingredients: Di-Calcium Phosphate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Stearic Acid, croscermellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide, Ethylcellulose, Methoxylcellulose. Contains no: artificial flavor or sweetener, preservatives, sugar, starch, milk, lactose, gluten, wheat, yeast, fish, or sodium. For what it's worth, I personally have never had any problems with this brand of melatonin. I have a very sensitive stomach, and this has never irritated it. Hope that helps!
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Organic cane juice sugar, Stevia, bamboo fiber, pea fiber, flax seed powder, and apple fiber.... I had to quit using as I figured out it was causing serious stomach irritation. Cleared up within 2 days of stopping... It irritated my stomach which is sensitive... Thought at first was the roughage diet I was on with it... Nope was the shakes... Went through 3 46 oz jars before I found out!
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Yes it does. It contains Vegtable magnesium stearate, ascorbic acid Microcrystalline Cellulose, (plant origin),Citrus bioflavonoid complex,croscarmellose Sodium, vegetable Stearic acid, rose hips,Colloidal Silicon Dioxide' Hydroxypropyl methycellulose, polyethylene glycol, Carnauba Wax, (plant origin)
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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.
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Not sure what the Magnesium Steareate is but the bottle does list Silicon Dioxide as an ingredient.
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It says that the magnesium stearate (vegetable source) comes from palm oil, *(like that of olive oil). Contains no sugar salt starch yeast wheat gluten corn soy milk egg or preservatives. Hope this helps.
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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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i just read the label and it says "vegetable magnesium stearate". have no idea what that is! i take because of advice of urologist. hope that helps
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The label says is contains magnesium stearate but not stearic acid as other ingredients.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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According to www.medhelp.com Chelated magnesium is far better absorbed than magnesium oxide but is more expensive. Complementary medicine practitioners rely on chelated magnesium, such as magnesium glycinate, taurate and oratate (magnesium plus amino acids) to treat serious cases of magnesium deficiency. These kind of magnesiums have less laxative effect on the intestines than magnesium citrate, so they are recommended if you tend to have loose stools.
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It has gelatin, magnesium stearate, rice flour and stearic acid in the "other ingredients..."
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Bottle says it contains Magnesium (as Di-Magnesium Malate, TRAACS Magnesium Glycinate Chelate Buffered) Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose, stearates (vegetable source)"Does not contain gluten"
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Magnesium Citrate is a known treatment for constipation. I had too much diarrhea from it to take the dose I needed.
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Unless the product specifically states it is gluten or soy free we cannot guarantee that it is. You can see if there is magnesium stearate in the product by reviewing the 'other ingredients' listed on the label. We hope this helps! Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.