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Topic: Magnesium 2-AEP

welcome
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Anyone heard of this compound???

BTW. I've been gone for a while soo.........
hello again to eveyone.
[hi]

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catalysT
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welcome - I don't believe we've met, but welcome back anyway hehe.

I've never heard of Magnesiun 2-AEP

"�2-AEP : 2-aminoethyl phosphoric acid, also called colamine phosphate, 2-aminoethyl esther of phosphoric acid, or 2-amino ethanol phosphate "

I feel like crap right now, but I'll do some research on it later. I've been taking magnesium ororate at the moment, which is my favorite magnesium salt so far.

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pq
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never did this, but saw it on the store shelf.

I believe this is a Hans Nieper,m.d. product. r.i.p.
nieper was a german physician who treated cancers.
was said to have cured bladder cancer.

i'm mopt familiar with his work to say much.

he also developed a bromelain product called ananase-f3(?),which is either a a bromelain isolated from some part of the pineapple plant, or
modified bromelain.

i noticed some unusual product formulations that i found intriguing.

i'd imagine that the german scientific and other german literature is best to research his products.

Gigi has probably heard of him, and maybe familiar with his work.

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Littlesprout
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Yes, I take it, a Mag/K tablet. I can't remember the Mag dose, K is 500mg per tab I think, that is the higest I have found.

I am also taking the Calcium EAP per Dr Neiper.
I think it helps but not a magic bullet.

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pingpong
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pingpong
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up for further discussion

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