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acacia has calcium???
      #183841 - 06/06/05 04:21 AM
khyricat

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I'll post the references from work tomorrow, but apparently acacia gum powder (what we use for IBS!) has calcium in it. Its one of the natural sources of calcium for our new little babies (sugar gliders)... I am definitely including it in their diet as recommended, and thus found out about places it can be bought other then here and other forms to buy it in (for them)... but no wonder I don't have as many calcium issues as I thought I would without taking the Pills!

Had anyone else heard of this? I'll share the sources ernie used once I get them... he was going to email me links today.

Amie

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one of the sources: new
      #183904 - 06/06/05 08:46 AM
khyricat

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botanical.com
towards the bottom mentions the chemical makeup of acacia gum...

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per my friend who did the research... new
      #183981 - 06/06/05 12:57 PM
khyricat

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he hasn't gotten me the links- and references- not all of it was online, the powder we use has: 670mg per 100g of powder of Calcium!

thats not bad... not great either... but its better then nothing...

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Re: acacia has calcium??? new
      #183987 - 06/06/05 01:03 PM
RachelT

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Well, that makes sense! That explains why I can't use it and why everytime I've tried, I have the same swelling issues as when I have calcium in anything else. Thanks for sharing this!

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sorry to hear that.. new
      #184056 - 06/06/05 03:37 PM
khyricat

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I can't have dairy, but I am ok with calcium in other forms.. thankfully...

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