Re: excess saliva -- calcium link?

[Guest guest]

Magnesium should help with sleep not prevent it. Not sleeping with magnesium

is kind of a paradoxical symptom. Magnesium is calming, unless the glycinate

part is using up too much B6, then that possibly might maybe cause a

problem.

Try using B6, as P5P, 20-50 mgs. if you can and see if that doesn't prevent

the sleeping problem with the mag glycinate.

excess saliva -- calcium link?

> Hi,

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> Is there some sort of link between calcium and excess saliva? When we

> changed to a more absorbable form of calcium, my son started slurping

> back saliva periodically. When I increased magnesium glycinate it

> stopped, but then I had to reduce the mag.gly. back to its previous

> level (he wasn't sleeping) and the excess saliva came back.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> B.

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[Guest guest]

For my son, excess saliva is a histamine issue, this can be triggered by any

non-tolerated item, including calcium. However, perhaps the magnesium is

allowing the calcium to absorb into his system, and so at that point doesn't

cause a histamine reaction. My son's histamine is affected by excess ammonia,

which is a byproduct of the bacteria clostridia.

excess saliva -- calcium link?

Hi,

Is there some sort of link between calcium and excess saliva? When we

changed to a more absorbable form of calcium, my son started slurping

back saliva periodically. When I increased magnesium glycinate it

stopped, but then I had to reduce the mag.gly. back to its previous

level (he wasn't sleeping) and the excess saliva came back.

Any thoughts?

B.

[Guest guest]

Cochran <Ladyshrink111@...> wrote: Magnesium should

help with sleep not prevent it. Not sleeping with magnesium

is kind of a paradoxical symptom. Magnesium is calming, unless the glycinate

part is using up too much B6, then that possibly might maybe cause a

problem.

Try using B6, as P5P, 20-50 mgs. if you can and see if that doesn't prevent

the sleeping problem with the mag glycinate.

excess saliva -- calcium link?

> Hi,

>

> Is there some sort of link between calcium and excess saliva? When we

> changed to a more absorbable form of calcium, my son started slurping

> back saliva periodically. When I increased magnesium glycinate it

> stopped, but then I had to reduce the mag.gly. back to its previous

> level (he wasn't sleeping) and the excess saliva came back.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> B.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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Thanks, sorry I didn't get a chance to reply -- I was out of town for

8 days. I think I will try the B6.

Magnesium should

help with sleep not prevent it. Not sleeping with magnesium

> is kind of a paradoxical symptom. Magnesium is calming, unless the

glycinate

> part is using up too much B6, then that possibly might maybe cause a

> problem.

>

> Try using B6, as P5P, 20-50 mgs. if you can and see if that doesn't

prevent

> the sleeping problem with the mag glycinate.

>

>

>

> excess saliva -- calcium link?

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > Is there some sort of link between calcium and excess saliva? When we

> > changed to a more absorbable form of calcium, my son started slurping

> > back saliva periodically. When I increased magnesium glycinate it

> > stopped, but then I had to reduce the mag.gly. back to its previous

> > level (he wasn't sleeping) and the excess saliva came back.

> >

> > Any thoughts?

> >

> > B.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >