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I give VRP Cal-Mag. I ran out and substituted some other Cal and VRP Opti-Mag

and he fell apart on me. I'm not sure about the fillers, but I'm sticking with

Cal-Mag.

Deb

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> Can people tell me your favorite magnesium brand(s)? I am looking for an oral

form (cap, powder or liquid) that has no or very little filler. Thank you!

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Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I had the

money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it is an oil you

apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is what I am going to buy

when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium chloride liquid I have.

Liz

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> Can people tell me your favorite magnesium brand(s)? I am looking for an oral

form (cap, powder or liquid) that has no or very little filler. Thank you!

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ionic magnesium from new beginings nutritionals..wow the differennce

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Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2011 05:06:47 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Best magnesium (as least filler as possible)?

Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I had the

money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it is an oil you

apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is what I am going to buy

when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium chloride liquid I have.

Liz

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> Can people tell me your favorite magnesium brand(s)? I am looking for an oral

form (cap, powder or liquid) that has no or very little filler. Thank you!

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> April

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Can you briefly describe the " difference " ? Thanks in advance!

April

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> Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I

> had the money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it

> is an oil you apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is

> what I am going to buy when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium

> chloride liquid I have.

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>> Can people tell me your favorite magnesium brand(s)? I am looking for an

>> oral form (cap, powder or liquid) that has no or very little filler.

>> Thank you!

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>> April

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We like epsom salts baths at our house too, 3x's a week. Unfortunately, now we

have to find a water filtration system due to chloramine and fluoride in our

municipal water. (Does anyone know if the fluoride molecule actually absorb

through the skin?)

I bought a bottle of magnesium lotion spray for my son, but he broke out in a

mild rash and complained that it made his skin burn and itch, so now I'm the

only one who uses it; Derma Mag skin lotion in a spray. It's expensive and I'm

not sure how effective it is. Once it's finished I don't think I'll be buying

it again.

Sheila

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> Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I had

the money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it is an oil

you apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is what I am going to

buy when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium chloride liquid I have.

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Adding a little bit of baking soda might help with the itching and burning.

Karla

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> > Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I had

the money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it is an oil

you apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is what I am going to

buy when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium chloride liquid I have.

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You can also mix your own spray using the epsom salts[and baking soda].

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> > > Well, my favorite magnesium is epsom salt baths for the moment, but if I

had the money, I'd get the Magnesium Chloride from Ancient minerals - it is an

oil you apply on the skin. I think it is really good and that is what I am

going to buy when I run out of the yucky tasting magnesium chloride liquid I

have.

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