Guest guest Posted October 14, 2009 Report Share Posted October 14, 2009 I wouldn't touch this magnesium supplement myself, because of the carnauba wax and D & C Yellow No. 10. The other ingredients are OK (I think but couldn't find much about dihydrate or L-lactate so not positive), but you don't really need anything but the magnesium itself. I get magnesium glycinate from Kirkman Labs that has nothing in it but magnesium or the cellulose capsule it comes in, which I empty anyway as I mix magnesium in water. I'm currently testing liquid magnesium from BodyBio/Elyte, which is working much better for me. So, I'd find another source of magnesium. No need to get all these additives that are used primarily for making a tablet that holds together, with some coloring added for whatever reason. Kirkman Labs has several types as I recall, but my body tolerates mag glycinate the best. Kim M. SCD 5+ years >>>>>>>>>> Here's the link to the product http://www.niche-inc.com/niche/magtab.html.Here's a list of the ingredients:MagnesiumL-lactatedihydratepolyethylene glycolmicrocrystalline cellulosecarnauba waxstearic acidcalcium stearate D & C Yellow No. 10Legal or not? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 2009 Report Share Posted October 15, 2009 Kim, Thanks for answering my question. I will check out the magnesium at Kirkman Labs. Appreciate your input! > > > > I wouldn't touch this magnesium supplement myself, because of the carnauba wax and D&C Yellow No. 10. The other ingredients are OK (I think but couldn't find much about dihydrate or L-lactate so not positive), but you don't really need anything but the magnesium itself. > > I get magnesium glycinate from Kirkman Labs that has nothing in it but magnesium or the cellulose capsule it comes in, which I empty anyway as I mix magnesium in water. I'm currently testing liquid magnesium from BodyBio/Elyte, which is working much better for me. > > So, I'd find another source of magnesium. No need to get all these additives that are used primarily for making a tablet that holds together, with some coloring added for whatever reason. Kirkman Labs has several types as I recall, but my body tolerates mag glycinate the best. > > Kim M. > SCD 5+ years > > >>>>>>>>>> > Here's the link to the product http://www.niche-inc.com/niche/magtab.html. > > Here's a list of the ingredients: > > Magnesium > L-lactate > dihydrate > polyethylene glycol > microcrystalline cellulose > carnauba wax > stearic acid > calcium stearate > D&C Yellow No. 10 > > Legal or not? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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