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bratcat

By bratcat
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Just out of curiosity I did a search on an antidote for gluten.I found some interesting material.It seems that there is a product which could help breakdown gluten.I also found out about magnesium.It seems to have helped with the rash.It says magnesium is good for several different things.You might want to check it out.I hope it helps someone.

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I'm having a breakout right now from being glutened at a restaurant last week. Did it say how much magnesium? That would be great if it could really help the rash.

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A good magnesium supplement is in the form of Magnesium Glycinate*. I'm not an expert on it, but I use it for a heart-related condition. Some types are not worth the bottle that they come in. This form (glycinate) is often taken by professionals in the nutricional health field. The brand that I've been using is KAL, and is easily available. It seems to not cause stomach and digestive upset, and is said to be highly absorbable so less is needed. There are other good manufacturers of it, as well. I get it at the Vitaminshoppe stores, and it's also available online:

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Be sure to get your daily calcium requirement, also.

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Here's a posting from a qualified supplement expert ("Marie") from another web site that I frequent:

Most qualified, reputable naturopaths use magnesium glycinate.

Magnesium oxides...definitely not (not absorbable)

Magnesium citrate...ick...causes loose stools

Magnesium orotate...you have to take too many of them because of their elemental calcium load and they are too expensive.

Magnesium malate....mostly for relaxation.

Magnesium sterates....absolutely not, not, not, doesn't even qualify.

Magnesium needs something to bind to in order to get absorption. Without it you will just excrete the magnesium pronto (bring a good book to the bathroom).

Different "forms" of magnesium have different levels of elemental magnesium, important to know because you will have different levels with different forms.

Glycinate seems to yield a very adequate amount of elemental, is highly absorbably and will generally not cause any gastric upset. That's what we use. M

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Carlson, and Kal make a mag glycinate in 200 mg tablets. Other Brands like Douglas Labs, Tyler and Pure Encapulsations make a mag glycinate but it will be a lower strength. I do have less arrhythmia when I use a seperate night dose of mag other than my Cal - Mag for bones.

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Just out of curiosity I did a search on an antidote for gluten.I found some interesting material.It seems that there is a product which could help breakdown gluten.I also found out about magnesium.It seems to have helped with the rash.It says magnesium is good for several different things.You might want to check it out.I hope it helps someone.

I have heard also that there was some product out there that breaks down gluten. Do you have any idea what the name is or could you lead us to any materials that you have seen on the subject?

Thanks

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