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I think that Puritan's Pride is a sister company to Vitamin World. I have been taking Magnesium for a while but just realized the one's I had were Mag Oxide. I know that these are not absorbed well & that malate is probably the best form for us with pain issues so I switched. The label on these say to take 1-3 as well. I will watch out for stomach upset & start out at a lower amount. Also, I started on D3 several weeks ago & Im really curious to see if any of these supps help reduce the pain, as it is really awful right now.
Thanks Mimi, for your input.
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Since we all talk about the importance of Mag & Malic Acid supps, I wanted to share with you that I just ordered it from Puritans Pride. They were 2 for $17.99. There are 180 caplets per bottle & you take 3 per day. It seemed to be a good deal. Vitamin World, where I get the rest of my supps, does not carry it.
Now if I could only feel good enough to get to the mall for the rest of my vitamins.....
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Sorry, Im ranting. I feel your pain with the family thing, though & wish you well.
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On the other hand, I tend to get really hot at unopportuned times like when out to dinner or at a family gathering. My face gets totally flushed with red cheeks & nose. Then, no matter what I do I cant cool off! Like I said,never just comfy!
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I dont know what it is & Im not sure anymore that I care!
You are not alone
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The journal is a great idea! Thanks for sharing.View Thread
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