philips milk of magnesia
#286944 - 10/18/06 04:22 PM
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What's your experience with this? I was wondering, i have bad c, its 6:20, i'm going to take it around 7, i work at 5 tommorow, would it be a bad idea to take that now with some natural calm? i wonder if this stuff will kick in right away, cuz i can't afford to take it and have it working tommorow when i go to work...
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Ooops, i work friday at 5pm,Also, would it be best to lay off the fennel tea and I was wondering if I can take oil of oregono capsule right now, says it helps digestive stuff. Oh, do you recommend taking prescriptios for c while you take philips..I take prescription Amitiza, its for motility and such.
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...but other things I have taken in an crisis have not kicked in until the next morning.
Do you think your Amitiza is helping you? How long have you been taking it? And how often? I have tried Zelnorm, but that didn't help after a few days...and I got bad headaches from it too.
-------------------- IBS-C with pain and bloat
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I tried taking MOM (generic) and it didn't work at all (I am IBS-C.) I wouldn't be so sure about it. Does natural calm not work for you? Maybe increase the dose on that?
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#286993 - 10/18/06 08:36 PM
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it works, a little, but is it ok to take with MOM, would that be too much magnesium or would it help?
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Well, unless you poison yourself with magnesium, no, nothing would happen. Overdose would result in diarhea.
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The DRI upper tolerated limit for supplemental magnesium is 350 mg/day (calculated as mg of Mg elemental in the salt). (Supplements based on Amino Acid Chelates, Glycinate, Lysinate etc. are much better tolerated by the digestive system and do not have the side effects of the older compunds used.) The most common symptom of excess oral magnesium intake is diarrhea. Since the kidneys of adult humans excrete excess magnesium efficiently, oral magnesium poisoning in adults with normal renal function, is very rare.
Taken from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnesium#Compounds_in_living_organisms
I am not taking Natural Calm, but generic Magnesium Citrate and it sais on the bottle that you should not consume more magnesium than 2900 mg per day (that's the magnesium content, not the citrate), it probably sais how much magnesium is contained in a tsp of Natural Calm somewhere on it.
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