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I'm starting my dd on the zinc cream tonight. I'll be interested to see

how she does on it. I also ordered the magnesium cream. I am just going

to use this on days she won't stay in her epsom salt bath very long.

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I would recommend the Zinc Magneisum creme from Kirkman's'; taking Zinc

on an empty tummy can caus severe nausea;

evne Zinc with food can cause Nausea; have you ever taken Zinc?

I have; and i had the worst stomach ache; like a dull pain;

I woulnd't give oral zinc ot Liquid Zinc at all; I'd use the creme.

for those who disagree; go to store; buy Zinc; take Zinc at normal dose

and then get back to me with your opinion. Zinc also causes throwing up.

ZINC IS USED IN EXTRMELY MINUTE AMOUNTS such as in crmeme; for those

who do not believe; buy some zinc an take it yourself;

in fact I recommend the adults TEST EVERY SUPPLEMNET BEFORE GIVING.---

In , " Robyn " <RobynRG311@...> wrote:

>

> Hi all,

> I have a little guy who hates taking supplements. I was going to

order

> the magnesium sulfate cream and zinc cream from Kirkman labs. Do any

> of you have experience with these? Does it deliver in the same way as

> say oral magnesium citrate would? Or does the zinc cream cause nausea

> like the oral can sometimes?

>

> Also, will these be enough for his intake of these two minerals?

>

> Thanks so much,

>

> Robyn

>

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Anne;

What is the transdermal uptake of Zn? Please substantiate with some

citations.

I have taken different doses of different forms of zinc after a fast and

post postprandial and never experienced nausea.

It is not reasonable to generalize your experience to others, especially

in your case.

I strongly agree that it is appropriate for parents to trial supplements

before giving them to their children.

- Will

mothernaturerule wrote:

> I would recommend the Zinc Magneisum creme from Kirkman's'; taking Zinc

> on an empty tummy can caus severe nausea;

>

> evne Zinc with food can cause Nausea; have you ever taken Zinc?

>

> I have; and i had the worst stomach ache; like a dull pain;

>

> I woulnd't give oral zinc ot Liquid Zinc at all; I'd use the creme.

>

> for those who disagree; go to store; buy Zinc; take Zinc at normal dose

> and then get back to me with your opinion. Zinc also causes throwing up.

>

> ZINC IS USED IN EXTRMELY MINUTE AMOUNTS such as in crmeme; for those

> who do not believe; buy some zinc an take it yourself;

>

> in fact I recommend the adults TEST EVERY SUPPLEMNET BEFORE GIVING.---

> In , " Robyn " <RobynRG311@...> wrote:

>

>> Hi all,

>> I have a little guy who hates taking supplements. I was going to

>>

> order

>

>> the magnesium sulfate cream and zinc cream from Kirkman labs. Do any

>> of you have experience with these? Does it deliver in the same way as

>> say oral magnesium citrate would? Or does the zinc cream cause nausea

>> like the oral can sometimes?

>>

>> Also, will these be enough for his intake of these two minerals?

>>

>> Thanks so much,

>>

>> Robyn

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

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My 40lb son handles 60 mgs in divided doses daily comfortably. It

is quite clear when he doesn't have enough as that makes him

drool/chew on his shirt, etc. Zinc deficiency is a big issue for

lots of our kids.

I have taken up to 50 mgs per meal per day without too much

problem. I weigh about 140 lbs. As for my son, zinc is good for me

(high copper person), though I don't chew on my shirt when I am

low. And I try not to drool too much :-)

Anne

> >

> >> Hi all,

> >> I have a little guy who hates taking supplements. I was going

to

> >>

> > order

> >

> >> the magnesium sulfate cream and zinc cream from Kirkman labs.

Do any

> >> of you have experience with these? Does it deliver in the same

way as

> >> say oral magnesium citrate would? Or does the zinc cream cause

nausea

> >> like the oral can sometimes?

> >>

> >> Also, will these be enough for his intake of these two minerals?

> >>

> >> Thanks so much,

> >>

> >> Robyn

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > =======================================================

> >

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> > Hi all,

> > I have a little guy who hates taking supplements. I was going to

> order

> > the magnesium sulfate cream and zinc cream from Kirkman labs. Do any

> > of you have experience with these? Does it deliver in the same way as

> > say oral magnesium citrate would? Or does the zinc cream cause nausea

> > like the oral can sometimes?

> >

> > Also, will these be enough for his intake of these two minerals?

> >

> > Thanks so much,

> >

> > Robyn

> >

>

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What type do you take? maybe dif. brands are better/ is what you tale

a pill or a talbet or a lonzenge; is this Zinc Gluconate?; anna.---

In , " " <sage@...> wrote:

>

>

> > >

> > > Hi all,

> > > I have a little guy who hates taking supplements. I was going

to

> > order

> > > the magnesium sulfate cream and zinc cream from Kirkman labs.

Do any

> > > of you have experience with these? Does it deliver in the same

way as

> > > say oral magnesium citrate would? Or does the zinc cream cause

nausea

> > > like the oral can sometimes?

> > >

> > > Also, will these be enough for his intake of these two minerals?

> > >

> > > Thanks so much,

> > >

> > > Robyn

> > >

> >

>

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