Guest guest Posted October 20, 2002 Report Share Posted October 20, 2002 In a message dated 10/20/02 6:40:20 PM Central Daylight Time, Adriag@... writes: << I thoght Id posted a Q to this group a few moths ago I found a powdered cal citrate @ Bread and Circus, (Fresh Fields, Whole Food Market, different name in different parts of the country, .its .in the fresh herbs and teas area) Its very potent ,1/4= 500, AND very economical. Lasting me a very long tiime, No more horse pills. >> --------------------------------- I checked w/the local Whole Foods store here by phone. They don't have anything like this; just a powder calcium citrate in a can. Have not had a chance to go check that one out as the store is pretty far away. Is the 500mg elemental calcium or 500mg calcium citrate? How long have you been using this stuff, and have you had a chance to compare Dexascan results since you switched? Thanx, Carol A Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2002 Report Share Posted October 21, 2002 My Dexa scan is wonderful, no change since last year, Ive been using it foora bout 5 montds now. To be honest i seem to be one of the lucky ones, I still use Viactiv at times and the Dexas were great, Im a proxy. My doc told me some people can do ok with some forms of calciun than others. I also get lots of calcium in my foods, Im a big soy milk dtrinker Edensoy Extra with extra calcium. Some B& Cs, whole FOODs (pick your name) dont carry the sme things as others, I fingfd this to be true from Boston to the suburbs of Western Ma or even one Boston store to another. You can ask the sore to get it though. I love it. :)Adria 310/115 Re: Re: Powderd calcium > In a message dated 10/20/02 6:40:20 PM Central Daylight Time, > Adriag@... writes: > > << I thoght Id posted a Q to this group a few moths ago > > I found a powdered cal citrate @ Bread and Circus, (Fresh Fields, Whole Food > Market, different name in different parts of the country, .its .in the fresh > herbs and teas area) Its very potent ,1/4= 500, AND very economical. > Lasting me a very long tiime, No more horse pills. >> > --------------------------------- > > I checked w/the local Whole Foods store here by phone. They don't have > anything like this; just a powder calcium citrate in a can. Have not had a > chance to go check that one out as the store is pretty far away. Is the > 500mg elemental calcium or 500mg calcium citrate? How long have you been > using this stuff, and have you had a chance to compare Dexascan results since > you switched? > > Thanx, > Carol A > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2002 Report Share Posted October 21, 2002 My Dexa scan is wonderful, no change since last year, Ive been using it foora bout 5 montds now. To be honest i seem to be one of the lucky ones, I still use Viactiv at times and the Dexas were great, Im a proxy. My doc told me some people can do ok with some forms of calciun than others. I also get lots of calcium in my foods, Im a big soy milk dtrinker Edensoy Extra with extra calcium. Some B& Cs, whole FOODs (pick your name) dont carry the sme things as others, I fingfd this to be true from Boston to the suburbs of Western Ma or even one Boston store to another. You can ask the sore to get it though. I love it. :)Adria 310/115 Re: Re: Powderd calcium > In a message dated 10/20/02 6:40:20 PM Central Daylight Time, > Adriag@... writes: > > << I thoght Id posted a Q to this group a few moths ago > > I found a powdered cal citrate @ Bread and Circus, (Fresh Fields, Whole Food > Market, different name in different parts of the country, .its .in the fresh > herbs and teas area) Its very potent ,1/4= 500, AND very economical. > Lasting me a very long tiime, No more horse pills. >> > --------------------------------- > > I checked w/the local Whole Foods store here by phone. They don't have > anything like this; just a powder calcium citrate in a can. Have not had a > chance to go check that one out as the store is pretty far away. Is the > 500mg elemental calcium or 500mg calcium citrate? How long have you been > using this stuff, and have you had a chance to compare Dexascan results since > you switched? > > Thanx, > Carol A > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2002 Report Share Posted October 21, 2002 My Dexa scan is wonderful, no change since last year, Ive been using it foora bout 5 montds now. To be honest i seem to be one of the lucky ones, I still use Viactiv at times and the Dexas were great, Im a proxy. My doc told me some people can do ok with some forms of calciun than others. I also get lots of calcium in my foods, Im a big soy milk dtrinker Edensoy Extra with extra calcium. Some B& Cs, whole FOODs (pick your name) dont carry the sme things as others, I fingfd this to be true from Boston to the suburbs of Western Ma or even one Boston store to another. You can ask the sore to get it though. I love it. :)Adria 310/115 Re: Re: Powderd calcium > In a message dated 10/20/02 6:40:20 PM Central Daylight Time, > Adriag@... writes: > > << I thoght Id posted a Q to this group a few moths ago > > I found a powdered cal citrate @ Bread and Circus, (Fresh Fields, Whole Food > Market, different name in different parts of the country, .its .in the fresh > herbs and teas area) Its very potent ,1/4= 500, AND very economical. > Lasting me a very long tiime, No more horse pills. >> > --------------------------------- > > I checked w/the local Whole Foods store here by phone. They don't have > anything like this; just a powder calcium citrate in a can. Have not had a > chance to go check that one out as the store is pretty far away. Is the > 500mg elemental calcium or 500mg calcium citrate? How long have you been > using this stuff, and have you had a chance to compare Dexascan results since > you switched? > > Thanx, > Carol A > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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