RE: Bulk calcium hydroxyapatite?

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> Anybody know of a source of quality calcium hydroxyapatite, either in

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Hi , I use something called Yellow Sun Ultra-pure Naturals Cal-Mag Plus

Formula 1000-500. (Whew!) I can't remember where I bought the stuff but

here's a site that carries it. Not cheap (of course..)

http://www.wholeapproach.com/product_guide/1002.html

~Robin

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Robin-

>Hi , I use something called Yellow Sun Ultra-pure Naturals Cal-Mag Plus

>Formula 1000-500. (Whew!) I can't remember where I bought the stuff but

>here's a site that carries it. Not cheap (of course..)

>http://www.wholeapproach.com/product_guide/1002.html

Actually, that looks just like Ron's, from the magnesium oxide to the

serving-sized packets of 6 capsules each.

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> Actually, that looks just like Ron's, from the magnesium oxide to the

> serving-sized packets of 6 capsules each.

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I'll be needing another keyboard, pls. Spit my Yoo-Hoo everywhere.

B.

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I think I missed the joke <scratching head>. But anyways, that IS Ron's

supp - exact same as Dr. Ron's Ultra Pure Cal/mag bone meal. He's got two

labels - that yellow one he markets to HFS's and the other on his website.

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Suze-

>But anyways, that IS Ron's

>supp - exact same as Dr. Ron's Ultra Pure Cal/mag bone meal. He's got two

>labels - that yellow one he markets to HFS's and the other on his website.

Ah, well, that figures. I was wondering whether he was rebranding someone

else's or someone else was rebranding his, but either way it doesn't help

me any. Ideally I'd like to find magnesium-free MCHC, but if it has to

have magnesium, I'd at least like a decent, absorbable form (taurate,

maybe) that's absorbable and won't contribute to indigestion. Ron's is

great otherwise, but he seems inflexible on the oxide.

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>> Actually, that looks just like Ron's, from the magnesium oxide to the

>> serving-sized packets of 6 capsules each.

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You know. You're right, it just doesn't say " Ron's " anywhere on the jar. I

copied the name mindlessly off the jar this morning but it seemed funny --

it certainly *used* to be Ron's... hmm. Do I get a keyboard too now?

~Robin Ps. I don't get it...