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Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I guess

magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

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Dear , Dr Underwood always has people find Multi vitamins and Minerals

that are separate, and Says to take them at night when your body uses the

minerals.

Even in the mega vitamin IV's the Trace minerals and Cal and Mag are given

by push separately, the reasons I will find out tonight rather than quote

them wrong.

Re: Minerals

> ,

>

> Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

> sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

> have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

> effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

> aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I guess

> magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

>

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Dear , Dr Underwood always has people find Multi vitamins and Minerals

that are separate, and Says to take them at night when your body uses the

minerals.

Even in the mega vitamin IV's the Trace minerals and Cal and Mag are given

by push separately, the reasons I will find out tonight rather than quote

them wrong.

Re: Minerals

> ,

>

> Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

> sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

> have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

> effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

> aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I guess

> magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

>

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If you want the most absorptive magnesium on the market, I would suggest

Magnesium orotate. Not only is it supposed to be 100% absorbable it also goes

farther into the cell than other magnesiums. Well, actually some don't even go

into the cell. They just go to the cell wall. But orotates go into the cell.

I also understand that it is best to take calcium at night because that is when

the body uses the most to do repairs and so that is when it gets pulled from

bones and if you supplement then you have less bone loss.

Donna

Re: Minerals

,

Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I guess

magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

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If you want the most absorptive magnesium on the market, I would suggest

Magnesium orotate. Not only is it supposed to be 100% absorbable it also goes

farther into the cell than other magnesiums. Well, actually some don't even go

into the cell. They just go to the cell wall. But orotates go into the cell.

I also understand that it is best to take calcium at night because that is when

the body uses the most to do repairs and so that is when it gets pulled from

bones and if you supplement then you have less bone loss.

Donna

Re: Minerals

,

Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I guess

magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

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Seems I have read somewhere that calcium should be taken with magnesium. If

this correct, should coral cal be accompanied with mag orotate?

Sam

Re: Minerals

>

>

> ,

>

> Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

> sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

> have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

> effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

> aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I

guess

> magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

>

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The coral calcium that I have has balanced naturally occuring magnesium in it

which is adequate for the average person. Those with cfs, often have a higher

need for magnesium, which is why they sometimes do mag stearate injections. I

was not able to do that because I was too ill to go to the Doctor and I found

Mag oro and was ecstatic. It really works well.

So, if you have extra magnesium needs then, yes you can supplement with mag oro.

But, for the average person there is enough in Dr. Barefoots calcium to do the

trick. Not all coral calciums have good levels of magnesium in them. It is

important to make sure.

Hope that helps.

Donna

p.s. according to Dr. Barefoot he and some other Dr.'s tested all the coral cal

on the market they could find and some were nothing more than beach sand. If it

is really inexpensive, there is probably a reason. Also, some have baking soda

added to them and other ingredients that alot of people would not want to

ingest. Why, I have no idea? It totally escapes me.

Re: Minerals

Seems I have read somewhere that calcium should be taken with magnesium. If

this correct, should coral cal be accompanied with mag orotate?

Sam

Re: Minerals

>

>

> ,

>

> Is there a reason you take minerals at night besides cal/mag aiding

> sleep? I am wondering about different magnesium preparations. I only

> have oxide and gluconate. Does it take a better preparation to

> effectively get magnesium into the cells? If I take a whole tablet it

> aids peristalsis but it also seems to affect my fluid balance. I

guess

> magnesium moves water into the bowels? J.

>

>

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In a message dated 03/02/2001 4:26:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,

samgir@... writes:

<< Seems I have read somewhere that calcium should be taken with magnesium. If

this correct, should coral cal be accompanied with mag orotate?

Sam >>

Sam, I have the same information. It should be taken together at a ratio of 2

to 1.

2 parts calcium to one part magnesium.

Christel

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Hi Vilik

I use Atrium.

Since you have a daily need for minerals I would think you would need to take

them daily? Insomnia, for instance, is usually from a lack of magnesium or

seratonin etc. And so if you need magnesium and take it and get relief, you are

not " curing " insomnia, just giving your body what it requires to function

properly, Right? And so you can't take it and be cured of insomnia and then

stop taking it, any more than you can eat and be cured of hunger and not eat

again. Make sense?

You can however improve in health and not need as much, which is what I have

done. I used to take three mag oros a day. A normal person would take one.

Now I take none. I am so restored in health that the mag I get from the coral

calcium is sufficient.

Donna

Re: Minerals

From: " Donna " <ruthful@...>

If you want the most absorptive magnesium on the market, I would suggest

Magnesium orotate. <snip>

~~~~~~~~

So glad you brought this up! Some years ago I started talking calcium

and magnesium orotate. I thought I had died and gone to heaven. ALL

my symptoms cleared up. I could do almost anything. The effect would

wear off in ... can't remember....about 12-24 hours, so it was clear

that this wasn't actually curing anything, just somehow temporarity

relieving the symptoms.

But after about 2 months it stopped working. I tried other brands, but

never had that reaction again.

What brand do you take?

~^^V^^~

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From: " Donna " <ruthful@...>

If you want the most absorptive magnesium on the market, I would suggest

Magnesium orotate. <snip>

~~~~~~~~

So glad you brought this up! Some years ago I started talking calcium

and magnesium orotate. I thought I had died and gone to heaven. ALL

my symptoms cleared up. I could do almost anything. The effect would

wear off in ... can't remember....about 12-24 hours, so it was clear

that this wasn't actually curing anything, just somehow temporarity

relieving the symptoms.

But after about 2 months it stopped working. I tried other brands, but

never had that reaction again.

What brand do you take?

~^^V^^~

[Guest guest]

Yeah I used his stuff for a little while I spent a lot of money on it too. The

man has done the research. He knows what is needed unfortunately his products

are very harsh - after a few days I started vomiting. I would recommend the

some of Young Living Oils products for minerals because they are a combination

of minerals, natural products and EO. Though I haven't tried them yet.

Dwight Munson

Minerals

Does anyone have any thoughts, suggestions, recommendations or good

experiences of mineral supplements ? Particularly any thoughts on Dr Wallach's

colloidal minerals.

I am not really a fan of taking shop-bought supplements so have recently just

started trying to make my own from seaweed. I understand seaweeds to be one of

the richest mineral foods available but hate the stuff. Apparently, Hijiki has

14 x Calcium of wholemilk, Dulse has 30 x Potassium of bananas and 200 x Iron of

beets, Nori is high in amino acids and has the BetaCarotene of carrots, plus

they all have a large array pf trace minerals, etc. I thought it may be a good

idea to make a 'mineral tea' by simmering a selection of seaweeds for up to an

hour, straining off the dark liquid and drinking a cup per day with added

butter/Vitamin A to release bile and aid absorption, just as the Tibetans add

lumps of butter to their 40 cups of tea per day!

Any thoughts on this ?

[Guest guest]

Here is some information which might or might not be helpful to some of you

re copper. I have just gotten a homeopathic copper, which because of the

way homeopathics are made, will not harm the body. It is called:

cuprum metallicum, 30c (take 3 pellets per day)

Also, yes, I am beginning to have aches and pains and my knees have been

really bothering me for the first time in my life. Also started having

cramps at night in my legs, which I had never before had. I know some of

this is a deficiency of Calcium, but I am taking calcium, and so many darn

vitamins, minerals, homeopathics, etc., that I don't seem to have any time

left in the day. I am wondering if I am going hypo, but can't get my darn

GP to sign for a blood test!

Here is something else which might be of interest:

the California homeopathic site:

www.canp.org and

www.naturopathic.org

Arlene in CA

Minerals

>Hi, I have a lot of questions and hope this is the right place to post

them.

> I had a hair analysis done and my copper levels were very high. This

>surprised me because I have hyper-t ( I was diagnosed 2/98 and refuse to

have

>RAI) and I thought that usually copper levels were low with this condition.

>The other thing that was found is that I had no traceable amounts of

>Potassium in my body (scary!). I have heard that high copper in the hair

can

>mean low copper in the tissue. What is the best way to find out what the

>copper levels really are in my body? Also, if it is really high, what can

I

>do to get rid of some of it? I know for a fact my diet does not have too

>much copper and I don't have copper plumbing. Something else, my hair

>analysis showed my cobalt being very high also. These finding are

>frustrating because I was taking Copper and a B-Complex and now I don't

know

>what to do (I was not taking these supps before the hair analysis).

>

>Now something about symptoms. About a year ago, I went through a 6-9 month

>period where my legs (especially my left one) would tighten up on me.

Early

>on in this experience my foot would also tingle. This was really scary for

>me because I thought I had MS or something worse than hyper-t. Also, since

>right around the time I was diagnosed, just about every lymph gland in my

>body has been swollen. This, of course also scarred me! None of the

doctors

>could tell me why either of these things were happening. After reading

>through the Potassium info on ithyroid.com, I have a feeling that my severe

>Potassium depletion may be the cause of both of these things. Has anyone

>else experienced either of these symptoms? Anyone's thoughts on this email

>would be highly appreciated. I need to start taking some supps and am not

>sure what to do.

>

>Thank you,

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

you can get blood tests for copper and potassium. these levels indicate how much of these minerals are in your blood circulation and available to your body's cells as needed. These are also the most accurate tests and the only tests that can diagnose conditions such as hypokalemia, low potassium.

Hypokalemic periodic paralysis is a condition that can accompany hyperthyroidism. Here, very low blood potassium levels can contribute to muscle weakness, etc. I wrote an article on this that you can find on www.suite101.com

[Guest guest]

>I was just wondering what type of mineral supplements people are

>using.

Here is an " unscientific " remark thrown in for your discernment...

From what I remember, seaweed is the only vegetable that contains the full range

of minerals and trace minerals in perfect balance (ratio of individual

components). So personally, to get the (probably) cheapest and I think best

" supplement " , I would choose only seaweed (which is much used in organic

husbandry, btw).

Be well,

Ulla

[Guest guest]

I have used colloidal minerals for several years, & liked the effect I

noticed on my skin... smoother & less dry. in fact, my sister, mom & a

co-worker reported the same benefits.

In fact, that helped me feel that supplementation would be beneficial @ the

beginning of my CA therapy.

But neither my d.o. nor herbalist like them. they recommended alfalfa &

kelp.

right now, I am using 3 to 4 Tbs. of flax oil with 1/4 cup cottage cheese

with each Tbs.per day & my skin seems to me about like it was on the

colloidal minerals. I'm not using the alfalfa or kelp now.

any comments or discussion on this would be appreciated.

Geraldine

Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 21:25:00 +0200

From: crystalpyramid@...

Subject: Re: minerals

>I was just wondering what type of mineral supplements people are

>using.

Here is an " unscientific " remark thrown in for your discernment...

>From what I remember, seaweed is the only vegetable that contains the full

range of minerals and trace minerals in perfect balance (ratio of

individual components). So personally, to get the (probably) cheapest and I

think best " supplement " , I would choose only seaweed (which is much used in

organic husbandry, btw).

Be well,

Ulla

[Guest guest]

>any comments or discussion on this would be appreciated.

>

>Geraldine

Hi Geraldine,

there is a detailed article on minerals incl. colloidal on

www.thedoctorwithin.com (also many other articles, eg on water incl.

fluoridation).

One thing I have observed when taking seaweed (I am healthy) was that I need

less sleep (perhaps one or two hours) to wake up fit which I interpret as the

additional (trace) minerals helping the body cells to do their work (cleansing)

quicker...

Ulla

[Guest guest]

About 2 months ago when I had my 3rd bout of bronchitius in three months

(was on Arava and Prednisone) I started using SealSilver (my chiropractor

uses it) and I won't be without it. Significant difference in nails,

helping restore my hair loss (due to Arava), daily bowel movements, etc.

And it is affordable.

rheumatic Minerals

> Does anyone know of the best minerals to take. I hear the liquid form is

the

> best.

> Someone contacted me on the computer about New Vision minerals, but I

don't

> know anything about them.

> Thanks,

>

> Carol

>

>

> To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is there a range, sort of...we want these numbers to be around 60-100 as a

(I hate the term) Normal frequency range, when it is over 100 or under 60 we

have to be concerned that this frequency is off. Now is it to low or to

high, we don't know since we can't diagnose, we can make an educated guess

by the other things we see, how has the digestion been? Do they have

problems in Auto Trivector with vitamin K deficiency? Are they taking a lot

of this supplement? If it is potassium do they have an adrenal problem

which can cause it to be severely depleted? By looking at these hints we can

estimate if they need it and will they assimilate it. Many times people are

taking it but the digestion is not using it right, or they are missing a

key, like amino acids to make the enzymes bread down or the enzymes to break

down the protein, etc. Numbers can go into the negative as they can in all

charts and graphs, but you don't often see many there at one time. As to

toxic mineral, don't worry so much about that, pay attention to the allergy

reaction because those that are toxic tend to show an allergy to it.

Yours in Health,

Kathy (ND)

minerals

Hi. I am wanting to know what a negative value means next to a

mineral in Risk Profiles. How do you know when a mineral is low or

toxic? Is there a range to look at?

Thanks!

.............................................

[Guest guest]

From: " SL Pedigo " <slpedigo@...>

Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 9:46 PM

**

Hi Sara Lou,

A naturopathic doctor, some years ago, was insistent that I take

Concentrace. I never could figure out why I just didn't seem to do too well

on it.

A few weeks ago I took it with me to my chiropractor who muscle tested me

for it. Wham! It was one of the most weakening substances I'd ever tested.

He kind've chuckled and said that several of his patients also tested quite

weak on Concentrace.

I also " intuit " that the colloidal minerals are just not for me. I used

Wallach's a long time ago, Body Toddy, and several others.

It's disappointing as I'd like to have a source for mineral " insurance " .

I've used Donna's Fulvic Acid product without any negative effects, but I've

not used it consistently enough to be positive about it---yet.

I have one more bottle waiting for after I finish up something else. I'm

really *trying* to develop some discipline and consistency with my

experiments!

Obviously these products are not right for you and your particular chemistry

either. One man's meat and all that.........

It could be that these products are too high in some mineral that you also

have in abundance, thus creating a deficiency in another one. The twitching

makes me think first of magnesium need, but could be almost anything else, I

suppose.

Sharon

>I need some additional opinions in interpreting my symptoms.

>

> I was given some of Wallach's Colloidal Minerals and also some Concntrace

> in a dropper bottle. I took the Colloidal Minerals (yes, I know, that

> means in suspension) as on the bottle--an ounce a day I think. And I took

> maybe half a dropperful of the others. Not on the same days, not even in

> the same week.

>

> Doesn't matter which I take, by evening my eyes are twitching like all get

> out.

>

> I thought twitchy eyes were a deficiency symptom. ??

>

> If I take niether of them, the twitching goes away. If I increase the

> doseage, it diminishes until I start itching so badly I have to quit

> taking them.

>

> So,.... are these minerals just not for me. Time to buy Donna's fulvics?

>

> What say ye?

[Guest guest]

When I tried concentrace, my heart did flip flops. I

have no trouble with Donna's fulvics and maybe am

making progress, hard to tell for sure yet.

[Guest guest]

Hi Sara Lou.

I didn't do well on concentrace either. I sold it for years because it seemed

to work well for others, but it didn't work for me, so I kept looking for a

mineral product that would. I have not had a problem with the fulvics but then

they are not regular minerals. Fulvic acids themselves have unique properties

that make fulvic acid minerals unique. It's like trying to compare ozone and

Vit O and decide which is better. They are two different products with oxygen

in common. Doesn't mean it is fair to compare them.

Fulvics minerals are the same as what occur in plants. And when you take fulvic

acids into your body they have the ability to turn in organic minerals in to

organic, like what occurs in the body. Fulvic acids turn heavy metals into

organic metals that the body can use or eliminate. They chelate heavy metals

and industrial toxins and are anti viral and bacterial and fungal. Heavy metals

get stuck in the body because the body cannot use them and doesn't know what to

do with them so it tucks them away here and there. Fulvics change their form so

the body goes, " Oh, I know what this is and then chooses to use it or get rid of

it. " Since it can't use mercury it starts to move it out of the system. etc.

Fulvic acids (not folic acid which is a b-vitamin - for those who aren't clear)

stop burn pain in an instant, I recently experienced second degree extremely

painful burn on arm and the fulvics stopped the pain totally. Really

remarkable.

They also massively increase absorption of nutrients as a fulvic acid molecule

can pick up as many as 60 nutrients and carry them into cells. Compare this

with calcium that can pick up 6-8 maybe. Also they are the smallest molecule

known to man and can get into places that other things can't and so they can get

to toxins hidden here and there. Anyplace a toxin can go fulvics can go and

get them out or neutralize them.

They are wonderful. Doesn't mean they will work for you. Smile. But it does

mean they might be worth trying.

Warmly

Donna

http://www.excellentthings.com

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Minerals

So,.... are these minerals just not for me. Time to buy Donna's fulvics?

What say ye?

Thx. Saralou

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Hi Sharon.

I just always love your posts. And I think you are right on with this

observation. I thought (which is why I agree with you. lol) but didn't say it.

And this is one of the things that I like about fulvics, they help the body get

rid of excess, so they balance body minerals.

For me, they are the best I have used.

Donna

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Re: Minerals

It could be that these products are too high in some mineral that you also

have in abundance, thus creating a deficiency in another one. The twitching

makes me think first of magnesium need, but could be almost anything else, I

suppose.

Sharon

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Hi Canary,

Biocare is one of the best in the UK. Readily available by mail-order

-- http://www.supportme.org is discounted, although their selection is

limited. I don't take multis because I need more control than they

allow, but their micellised (liquid) forms of single minerals and

vitamins have really helped me.

Emma

> can anyone recommend a good multi-mineral?

>

> i tend to avoid vitamin & mineral combined supplements cos i cannot

> tolerate folic acid (my levels are already very high - anyone else got

> very high folate levels, out of interest?)

>

> I am very confused as to the doses to take for many of these minerals,

> esp. things like copper, moly, boron, etc...

>

> it might be better to take all of the minerals separately so i can

> monitor which ones make me feel better/worse. expensive, though..hmm