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treepatrol
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Stool softener Low carb anyone know of any?

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Aniek
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Magnesium and vitamin C

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Boomerang
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LLMD advised to increase Vitamin C until diarrhea then back off. (sorry if tmi)

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Lymetoo
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Or WalMart's Equate brand stool softener. No carbs at all.

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greg
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800mg of mag oxide works like a champ... keeps lyme at bay as well. Mag is my favorite mineral. Of all time.

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treepatrol
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I take quite a bit of magnesium. Hmm?

WalMart's Equate brand stool softener
I hate going to walmart bummer thanks anyway tutu [Big Grin]

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DolphinLady
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Magnesium OXIDE and vitamin C.

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hurtingramma
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It doesn't have to be WalMart brand. I believe every drug store chain has their own brand of colace (stool softener).

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Lymetoo
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Originally posted by hurtingramma:
It doesn't have to be WalMart brand. I believe every drug store chain has their own brand of colace (stool softener).

They probably do. The one at WalMart is really cheap...like $4 a bottle. Be sure to get the one without a stimulant.

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