Re: magnesium

[Guest guest]

It is true of calcium, but I have not heard this about magnesium. Calcium

products should be separated by around 3 to 4 hrs, not because of thyroid

hormone blockage out in the body cells, like soy does, but rather because of

literal digestive competition, i.e., the thyroid hormone isn't even absorbed

out of the gut because it is cancelled out by the effects of calcium. Iron,

exactly the same thing. Be aware that some substances block thyroid

hormones at the thyroid receptors, and others simply cancel it out in the

stomach before it even has a chance to get anywhere. T4 is particularly

affected by what goes on in the gut. T3 is a lot heartier in the digestive

tract. Remember that Armour also has even more T4 than T3. Some people say

that it's only the synthetic T4 that's affected by the digestion (pulling

off a sodium molecule, so it has to go through the digestive tract), but I

still think that all T4 is more fragile in the stomach.

Re: magnesium

>

> Changing this subject -

> I take Malic Acid - when I remember. I could have sworn that at some point

way back when, I heard that magnesium shouldn't be taken within a certain

amt. of time of taking armour. Is this true? or not?

> What about calcium? I thought it was true of calcium too.

> Cris

[Guest guest]

thanks !

Maybe because we are supposed to take our magnesium with our calcium that I've

heard this.

Very interesting!!

Cris

Re: magnesium

>

> Changing this subject -

> I take Malic Acid - when I remember. I could have sworn that at some point

way back when, I heard that magnesium shouldn't be taken within a certain

amt. of time of taking armour. Is this true? or not?

> What about calcium? I thought it was true of calcium too.

> Cris