Re: Re: legal magnesium supplement?

[Guest guest]

I’ll

do some checking with BodyBio. But I do know that Vitamin C is required

for the body to absorb and utilize most minerals, which is probably why it is

included. The presence of vitamin C isn’t a problem for me since I don’t

get much vitamin C from other sources, and my experience with BodyBio liquid

minerals and Elyte has been life-saving, literally. My body absorbs the

liquid minerals so much more effectively.

Still,

I prefer seeing all of the ingredients listed so I can determine whether it

will work for me. Can’t help but wonder what else might be

included, or what source of vitamin C was used. I’ll contact BodyBio

for details. I want details on the “aqueous solution” .

Kim M.

SCD 6 years

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Also,

from the description I saw no inactive ingredients, I assumed there

were none and that it was legal until I read the FAQ and it says there was

vitamin C in it. That was not listed in either active or inactive

ingredients, does that mean there is something else in there too not listed

on the web page? Can I be sure this is legal?

Thanks!!