Re: Re Magnesium/Myelin Sheath Support/EAP

September 20, 2008

Janet: This is FYI what Nieper says about how the Cal/Mag/Pot EAP

works:

" AEP is a substance which plays a role as a component in the cell

membrane and at the same time has the property to form a complex with

minerals. The substance goes into the outer layer of cell membrane,

is decomposed there, incorporated into the cell membrane and releases

the ion upon metabolization. .....In the prevention and the

treatmenet of MS, for the AEP, calcium potassion magnesium AEP is

officially declared in Germany as the only active substance in the

treatment of MS. The myelin is a multilayer of cell membrane and the

AEP goes here, fits as a membrane component in the damaged membrane

in the case of MS, releases the calcium at the same time which

shields against aggression by antibodies. " You might check out

this website:

I get most of my supplements, including Source Naturals, from

Vitacost. I don't know what their overseas shipping cost is. In the

US, it is $4.95 no matter how many pounds your shipment weighs. And

the website DealsPlus can let you know if there are any coupons for

discounts.

I have looked at Myelin Sheath Support by Planetary Formulas. Fine

list of ingredients, but the problem with the combination products is

that they have such a small dosage of each single ingredient, I'm not

sure it is worth it to take it. If one had to take only ONE product,

maybe that would be the one. But I'd rather stick to individual

items and make sure I can take them in dosages that may make a

difference. IMO

Take care,

Beverly

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> The EAP sounds interesting and I'm following 's experience

with it closely.

>

I had a look at Source Naturals whose prices look competitive,

however, to ship from the States to Spain costs more than the

products themselves. I am Has anyone tried their Myelin Sheath

Support? I notice it has licorice root which isn't BBD conformable

but if it works, I'd give it a go.

> Janet

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