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Originally Posted By: CoatTails
Former Foodie,
Did you find a no starch calcium supplement?


Yup! This is what I end up using:
http://www.amazon.com/Foods-Calcium-Citrate-100%25-Powder/dp/B0006ZF9NC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388721948&sr=8-1&keywords=calcium+citrate+powder

I found that tablets tended to be starchy because the binding agents tend to be starchy. So, I opted for pure calcium powder. I mix it in my glass of water after meals. It tastes like dish water, but I know it's not starchy. tongue4


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Perfect, I'll grab that instead of the one I listed above.
Thanks

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Originally Posted By: DragonSlayer

Before a 'procedure,' we drink a magnesium citrate solution that is just fine as a supplement--in much smaller dosages: About 2tbs daily should do the trick even when taking over 2g calcium daily.


Thanks John! Just curious, why the reference to 2g calcium daily? Does calcium have some kind of interference with magnesium supplements?

Didier

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