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I have been taking mg oxide for a long time for constipation. It is the only

thing that will help me except castor oil and I can't handle that any more. I

was using the mg oxide in capsule form and I thought maybe the capsule fillers

were causing me to have increased yeast symptoms. I bought it in powdered form

with nothing added and my yeast was the worst it has been in years. After some

research I found out that mg oxide will increase yeast. Just wanted to pass

that on to maybe someone that didn't know that.

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Are you talking about Oxypowder from GHC?

Sasmita

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> I have been taking mg oxide for a long time for constipation. It is the only

thing that will help me except castor oil and I can't handle that any more. I

was using the mg oxide in capsule form and I thought maybe the capsule fillers

were causing me to have increased yeast symptoms. I bought it in powdered form

with nothing added and my yeast was the worst it has been in years. After some

research I found out that mg oxide will increase yeast. Just wanted to pass

that on to maybe someone that didn't know that.

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Yeah, it says that in the book " Healing The New Childhood Epidemics... " . I

believe it says because the mag oxide has sulfur which feeds the yeast. I'd try

magnesium glycinate

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Oh man, I have been giving magnesium oxide once a day and magnesium citrate. I

don't know the difference between them. So for constipation I should be giving

what?

 

Drissia

From: Les <lesburleson@...>

Subject: Re: Magnesium Oxide and increased yeast

Date: Tuesday, August 24, 2010, 12:52 PM

 

Yeah, it says that in the book " Healing The New Childhood Epidemics... " . I

believe it says because the mag oxide has sulfur which feeds the yeast. I'd try

magnesium glycinate

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I know Magnesium glycinate is the best to take orally because it doesn't cause

the tummy trouble that the other forms can, and it's more absorbable . Magnesium

citrate is for constipation.

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