Re: Can the vitamins cause Diareah?

[Guest guest]

Cool! Drinks like a dehydrated horse anyway! Always has! Thank you!

[Guest guest]

Vitamin C and magnesium will definitely give someone loose bowels.

Cleaning out is not necessarily a bad thing just as long as he is well

hydrated.

Lori

> Ever since I started david on the vitamins he has had really loose

> bowels...and his bowel movements have been 3to 4 times every other

> day...is this bad, or is his system just getting cleaned out?

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Ever since I started david on the vitamins he has had really loose

> bowels...and his bowel movements have been 3to 4 times every other

> day...is this bad, or is his system just getting cleaned out?

I had a similar problem with my son at first. He did not tolerate

vitamin supplements until about round 50 of chelation, and then he did

not tolerate multivitamins, I had to buy them all individually.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> > Ever since I started david on the vitamins he has had really

loose

> > bowels...and his bowel movements have been 3to 4 times every

other

> > day...is this bad, or is his system just getting cleaned out?

>

>

> I had a similar problem with my son at first. He did not tolerate

> vitamin supplements until about round 50 of chelation, and then he

did

> not tolerate multivitamins, I had to buy them all individually.

A lot of vitamin brands (most actually) have additives and fillers

that can be allergenic. I take a high quality additive-free multi and

and antioxidants from http://www.drrons.com. Ron Schmid is the author

of two books on nutrition, an honorary board member of the Weston A.

Price Foundation, lecturer and long time naturopathic dr. (He's also

my client and my ND.) I've been very pleased with his supplements.

Thorne Research also has high quality, additive-free supplements.

Usually you can only get them through health professionals, but there

are some online sources as well. If anyone wants URLs let me know and

I'll dig them up from my bookmarks.

Suze