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sideways
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Burrascano's guidelines say specifically no Mag-Cal supplements.

My LLNP says use Calm w/Calcium.

Thoughts?

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Most nutritionists tell you that you need to take Magnesium with Calcium. But I don't. I don't like any combination supplements because then I can't tell what I am reacting too.

I also want more Magnesium than Calcium. They have recently come out saying no more than 600mg/day of Calcium is recommended.

So I take them separately. FWIW.

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I believe this is the quote you are referring to:

"DO NOT rely on �cal-mag�, calcium plus magnesium combination tablets, as they are not well absorbed." (page 28)

Since Natural Calm with calcium is not a combination tablet, I would say that Burrascano was not talking about this product in the statement above. I believe he is strictly talking about tablets called cal-mag, and he is trying to make the point that they are junk.

Natural Calm is a powder and it has one of the best forms of magnesium in it when it comes to absorbability. So, I would follow your LLNP's advice.

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Thanks. [Smile]
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More info on magnesium...

www.drcarolyndean.com

She says 2 to 1 mag to calcium.

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Thanks, TuTu!
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Calcium and magnesium compete for absorption, I have been told, and should be separated by 2 hours. I am mystified by the number of supplements that have them together.
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