Guest guest Posted March 24, 2006 Report Share Posted March 24, 2006 I am not sure, Melinda, but my doctor told me a while ago to take Solgar prenatals because it did not have any metals in it... so it might be a good choice from that standpoint. Maybe someone else can help you out more on this... melindafaith2005 <melindafaith2005@...> wrote: Working on adjusting supplements to prepare to start chelation with AlA. We are currently using Kirkman's Calcium/Magnesium Liquid. On our York allergy test given last July the following allergies showed up: gluten, cow's milk, egg, vanilla and peanut. I am not sure if she is reacting to the vanilla in it or not. We started some Houston's in June. Have been on all three Houston's for awhile. The allergy was slight so I am hopeful that the enzymes would take care of a reaction. I am trying to achieve the correct calcium/magnesium ratios so I am assuming it is easiest to supplement with both of them in one product. Any recommendation for a particular brand on the following: Calcium/Magnesium Milk Thistle Extract Selenomethionine " yeast free " Zinc Currently using Kirkman's Zinc and recently learned it has propylene glycol which some avoid. Why is this avoided? I plan to look for OptiZinc, Solgar's Zinc or E-lyte. Any preferences to the Citrate? or Picolinate or Methionine which are considered by some better absorbed. Thanks, Melinda ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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