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Leader Milk of Magnesia Original is available online at Amazon and other sources. Doesn't have anything in it but mag. hydroxide and purified water, according to the label.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Others might have more expert input, but yes, I have found that probiotics can product "adverse" effects. Sometime mental fogginess, headache; sometimes even some heart flutter. I attribute this to some unspecified cleansing effect, and surmise that my gut biome is not quite nicely in balance. My solution: back off for a while, then ressume at low dosage, but don't stop. Otherby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Yes, I do see the flags. And yes again, Colin's trick--clicking the "Mark Forum Read" button up at the top--is a nice one. Thanks to all for their thoughts! Lanceby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Here's a technical question about this forum. Is there any option to set it up so that the threads with the most recent activity/responses are at the top of the list? Right now, it seems that the most recent posting is at the top.That is, the list is sorted by the date/time of the original posting or question that started the thread. I find it hard to find and check new responses to olby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Alex's question is interesting, and one I share. The purexo.com site gives these dosage instructions: QuoteSuggested Use: As a dietary supplement, take 3 SoftGels daily six hours apart, in divided doses. For best results, take additional SoftGels at bedtime. Aside for the "at bedtime" instruction, here is no specific advice as far as I can see about whether nattokinase is bettby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Thanks, Jackie. This is helpful, as always. I get occasional cramps at night. I find that a good rub with magnesium "oil" stops them and allows me to go back to sleep. Mag-Oil But I guess, as you say, the cramps are an indication that mag is low and dosage needs to be pushed a bit.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Jackie, I'm a little confused. You write, "a few bottlers such as Doctor’s Best that still offer a non-buffered true amino acid chelate product." Does this mean that the "Doctor's Best, High Absorption Magnesium, 100% Chelated" does not contain Mag. Oxide? The label promises that it is "Fully Reacted! Not Buffered!" So it seems that is their claim.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Good to hear from you, Jackie! Here's to the rest of your life, indeed. Thanks for this information. Wonderful to hear of your good experience in Austin, and your ongoing recovery. All the best,by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Good news. Thanks, Shannon!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Jackie, All best wishes and good thoughts!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
In my experience with 2 ablations with Dr. Natale, both he and his PA (here in San Diego) are unconcerned with ectopics and very clear that the purpose of the ablation is not to go after ectopics. Like others, I have found that nutritional approaches keep them very nicely under control.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Just curious: How is it that this stuff feeds only the "good" bacteria and not the "bad"? Glad that's the case, but just wondering why. Is it an aerobic/anaerobic difference, or what? Thanks!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Shannon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Be VERY careful with Seriphos unless you have > documented testing confirming a 'consistently' > high nocturnal cortisol level. Thanks, Shannon. Good advice!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Hans, I'm a bit late to this, but deeply grateful for all you've done for me and this fine community. All best wishes for a happy retirement. Welcome aboard, Shannon! With profound appreciation,by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Regarding elevated cortisol at night, I'm wondering what our resident sages think of the use of the supplements Seriphos (phosphorylated serine) or Lactium (hydrolyzed casein), as recommended by Julia Ross ( of "The Mood Cure"). See: Correcting Cortisol Levels I have tried both, they seem to help sound sleep, but leave a slight grogginess. I'm concerned that they mightby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
GeorgeN Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From my friend: "The device I purchased on line is > thru Vital Sleep – best to Google. Thanks, George!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Jackie, Thanks. I'm guessing the C3 complex you mention is by Designs for Health, which has on the catalog page "Curcumin C3 Complex is a registered trademark patented by Sabinsa Corporation," where it indicates that he C3 is emulsified with lecithin "to increase absorption." I've been using the Doctor's Best Curcumin Phytosome, which is a form with the bby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
I have had several sleep studies and was told I have mild sleep apnea. I tried a CPAP machine for a while, and it basically was too bothersome. I have been using a dental appliance (mandibular repositioning/advancement device), supplied by a dentist who specializes in such things, with success. It's a lot more convenient, and easier to travel with, than the CPAP. I understand, however, tby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
The LEF article refers to " turmeric oil, ginger, and curcumin . . ." Aren't turmeric and curcumin pretty much the same thing, the latter being derived from the former? Another question follows: Is it better to use a produce that has a broader range of the ingredients of turmeric, or to just use the curcumin? Any difference? Thanks!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Friends, I'm hearing a lot about Cardiokinase. Is it sufficiently better than the NSK-SD variety to justify the extra cost? I'm taking the Nutricology NattoZyme 100mg/2000 FU caps, with 180 selling for $61 at iHerb. The cheapest price for Cardiokinase I've found is $59 for 90 caps, 25 IU, which I read is = 2500 FU. Is the cost difference worth it? Thanks for any advice.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Friends, This past summer, while working in the UK, I was having a fair number of ectopic beats. I noticed that I developed something of a craving for what they call sparkling water (i.e., water with carbonation). I drank quite a bit of it, and my impression was that it seemed to help in settling my heart. Would this make sense? Is there any health benefit to drinking sparkling water? Iby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Bruce, I was wiped out after my ablation with Natale, also at CMPC. You'll need, of course, to take it easy, but you'll regain strength quickly, I'm sure. All best wishes!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Many thanks to all of you who replied. I appreciate especially the information that the measurement doesn't have to be absolutely exact for the mixture to work.by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
The Equate MoM has sodium hypochlorite as an inactive ingredient. See: walmart.comby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
All, Designs for Health has a supplement, "Homocysteine Supreme," that contains 500mg of TMG plus supporting nutrients per dose (2 caps). Dunno what the experts here would think of it. The ingredients: Vitamin B2.......50 mg (as Riboflavin-5-Phosphate) Vitamin B6.......50 mg (as Pyridoxine Hydrochloride 40 mg; Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate 10 mg) Folates (NatureFoby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Friends, I read this recent discussion with interest: Magnesium Hydroxide Q Indeed, I read it through several times, but am a bit confused. Could someone who has been using the magnesium hydroxide powder help me (and perhaps others) pull this together? (1) Did we decide whether or not the powder from Larry's PureBulk.com source was sufficiently pure? If not, did we decide on a beby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Tom, Excellent!by ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Friends, I've read through this thread several times, and am a bit confused. Could someone who has been using the magnesium hydroxide powder help me pull this together: (1) How much powder per liter of seltzer water? (I don't have a metric scale, so teaspoon measurements would be more helpful.) (2) Did we decide whether or not the powder from Larry's PureBulk.com sourceby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Nancy, Thanks for this reference and link. It seems that Allergy Research is also selling NT Factor products under their name. See: allergyresearchgroup.com These are also available via iHerb: iHerb You'll note that Allergy Research does sell a pure NT Factor powder. However, your question as to how effective NT Factor might be by itself, without the anti-oxidants, etc., isby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM
Jackie, Thanks for your thoughts on the NT Factor and the ancient/emerging field of energy medicine in this earlier message: Magenisum IV Didn't Stop PACs I--and I'm sure others--look forward to your updates on this. Regarding the NT Factor products, the concept behind this lipid replacement therapy intrigues me. I'm looking at the list of products offered on the nby ln108 - AFIBBERS FORUM