Re: /Grandmom Bev/Lema oil.../questions for when things calm down on your end.

[Guest guest]

Good question, I can't remember if I asked it when I ordered it! Ack!

I'll be calling tomorrow to see if it's in yet, and I'll let you know.

Kim - I am confused, what is lema oil? I must have missed your posts on

this - not sure how!

)O(

mama to , 2yo, w/CF, and , 4yo, no CF

/Grandmom Bev/Lema oil.../questions for when

things calm down on your end.

Is it Chelated, though?

> There's a liquid magnesium available through the Freedom Pharmacy

> (Grandmom Bev). I ordered it for but haven't received it yet.

> )O(

> mama to , 2yo, w/CF, and , 4yo, no CF

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[Guest guest]

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I can just see you ripping through Wormwood's book looking for Lema

Oil!

Lema oil is Coast Biological's own formulation of manuka fraction 1 +

tea tree. Clever name, eh? They combined the latin names: LEptospermum

and MAnuka.

Hey, I have a question for you, . Did you ever order Natrol's

Kid's Companion Cognitive Formula for ? (Remember we talked about

this a while back? Though I think HON has it listed as Kid's Attention

Memory Formula.)

I've been going through Albion Labs's product page to see if I could

find a company that uses Albion's chelated minerals in a kid's liquid

formula, and Natrol popped up.

Now then, I know that Natrol buys Neuromins DHA and puts the Natrol

label on it, and Natrol also buys Albion chelated minerals for use in

" some " (not all) of their mineral products.

And while the Natrol Kid's Companion Cog Formula has both chelated

minerals and DHA, it doesn't specify whether these are Albion chelates

and Martek's Neuromins.

And we know that any company using Albion chelates or Martek's

Neuromins DHA usually always includes it on the label because it's a

high-selling feature.

Anyway, I put in a call to the company to find out, but had to leave a

message for them to call me back. I thought if you had a bottle of

this lying around you could check the label.

Thanks,

Kim

P.s. Guess what? I'm breaking the early good news, but I talked to

Bev and Lois on Friday and the Florida CF Pharmacy has ordered

Solgar's magnesium glycinate! Lois said she wasn't sure when it

would arrive but she left word for 3 different people to notify me

because we're down to only one bottle. But now we can order thru them

intead of HON! And she promised they'd meet or beat HON's price.

--- " Arcuri Ware " <mamabear@d...> wrote:

Good question, I can't remember if I asked it when I ordered it!

Ack! I'll be calling tomorrow to see if it's in yet, and I'll let you

know.

Kim - I am confused, what is lema oil? I must have missed your posts

on this - not sure how!

[Guest guest]

Re: /Grandmom Bev/Lema oil.../questions for

when things calm down on your end.

,

I can just see you ripping through Wormwood's book looking for Lema

Oil!

Lema oil is Coast Biological's own formulation of manuka fraction 1 +

tea tree. Clever name, eh? They combined the latin names: LEptospermum

and MAnuka.

Ah, cool! :-) I remember you talking about manuka...and we all love tea

tree...I remember this discussion now, it's all coming back. ;-)

Hey, I have a question for you, . Did you ever order Natrol's

Kid's Companion Cognitive Formula for ? (Remember we talked about

this a while back? Though I think HON has it listed as Kid's Attention

Memory Formula.)

Yes, I did. Kid's Companion Cognitive Formula is what's on the label.

But, it only has 25 mg magnesium and 25 mg DHA per 2 tsp. I was

disappointed!

I've been going through Albion Labs's product page to see if I could

find a company that uses Albion's chelated minerals in a kid's liquid

formula, and Natrol popped up.

Now then, I know that Natrol buys Neuromins DHA and puts the Natrol

label on it, and Natrol also buys Albion chelated minerals for use in

" some " (not all) of their mineral products.

And while the Natrol Kid's Companion Cog Formula has both chelated

minerals and DHA, it doesn't specify whether these are Albion chelates

and Martek's Neuromins.

And we know that any company using Albion chelates or Martek's

Neuromins DHA usually always includes it on the label because it's a

high-selling feature.

Anyway, I put in a call to the company to find out, but had to leave a

message for them to call me back. I thought if you had a bottle of

this lying around you could check the label.

Doesn't say anything about the origin of the minerals or DHA!!

I found another product - Natural Factors Learning Factors DHA Rich Oil

Blend. It has 400 mg tuna oil, containing 100 mg DHA per 1 tsp, 8 mg EPA

per tsp, and 167 mg evening primrose oil containing 17 mg GLA per tsp,

and 109 mg cis-linoleic acid per tsp. Overall I thought that was good

but wasn't sure about the final verdict on evening primrose oil. I know

said it seemed to help Liam. It also has a pretty good

lemon-lime flavor!!! But, won't take it!!!

Thanks,

Kim

P.s. Guess what? I'm breaking the early good news, but I talked to

Bev and Lois on Friday and the Florida CF Pharmacy has ordered

Solgar's magnesium glycinate! Lois said she wasn't sure when it

would arrive but she left word for 3 different people to notify me

because we're down to only one bottle. But now we can order thru them

intead of HON! And she promised they'd meet or beat HON's price.

AWESOME!! I will be ordering that for myself for sure. I still want the

liquid for though. I bought cherry syrup and OraPlus suspension

liquid but he won't take the crushed Solgar Mg glycinate that way and at

this point I'm not pushing it.

[Guest guest]

,

Does this product say whether they've tested their tuna oil for

mercury levels? That's why I'm so wary of buying products listed as

" fish oils. " I know Biltz mentioned this as a concern of hers

a long time ago too.

Kim

--- " Arcuri Ware " <mamabear@d...> wrote:

I found another product - Natural Factors Learning Factors DHA Rich

Oil Blend. It has 400 mg tuna oil, containing 100 mg DHA per 1 tsp, 8

mg EPA per tsp, and 167 mg evening primrose oil containing 17 mg GLA

per tsp, and 109 mg cis-linoleic acid per tsp. Overall I thought that

was good but wasn't sure about the final verdict on evening primrose

oil. I know said it seemed to help Liam. It also has a pretty

good lemon-lime flavor!!! But, won't take it!!!

[Guest guest]

Nope, doesn't say. I agree, and was going to call the company - but he

won't even look at the stuff. <sigh>

Hey, I did find eggs at the store today - each egg has 300 mg of DHA!!!!

They are called 4 Grain or something like that, I will have to look.

They have tons of vit E too. I am going to try to fry one today so

will eat it. He hates them scrambled or hard boiled.

)O(

mama to , 2yo, w/CF, and , 4yo, no CF

Re: /Grandmom Bev/Lema oil.../questions for

when things calm down on your end.

,

Does this product say whether they've tested their tuna oil for

mercury levels? That's why I'm so wary of buying products listed as

" fish oils. " I know Biltz mentioned this as a concern of hers

a long time ago too.

Kim

--- " Arcuri Ware " <mamabear@d...> wrote:

I found another product - Natural Factors Learning Factors DHA Rich

Oil Blend. It has 400 mg tuna oil, containing 100 mg DHA per 1 tsp, 8

mg EPA per tsp, and 167 mg evening primrose oil containing 17 mg GLA

per tsp, and 109 mg cis-linoleic acid per tsp. Overall I thought that

was good but wasn't sure about the final verdict on evening primrose

oil. I know said it seemed to help Liam. It also has a pretty

good lemon-lime flavor!!! But, won't take it!!!