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John H
supplement labelling
Another question re filling in vitamins and minerals for
diet software: Calcium Citrate 650 mg Calcium Carbonate
350mg Calcium Gluconate 200mg (Providing a total of 250mg
elemental Calcium). Magnesium oxide 225mg (providing 125 mg
elemental magnesiumproviding) Should I record the compound
or the element? Thanks a lot, John
Piezzo Gurl
supplement labelling
The manesium oxide is a lie. Put the tablet in water
overnight and see what happens. nothing.
"John H" <JohnH@nospam.no.nz> wrote in message
news:tnEFc.6029$NA1.568749@news02.tsnz.net...
> Another question re filling in vitamins and minerals for
> diet software: Calcium Citrate 650 mg Calcium Carbonate
> 350mg Calcium Gluconate 200mg (Providing a total of 250mg
> elemental Calcium). Magnesium oxide 225mg (providing 125
> mg elemental magnesiumproviding) Should I record the
> compound or the element? Thanks a lot, John
John H
supplement labelling
What should happen?
"Piezzo Gurl" <gabusey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:da6466d23800c002cffe2ee10ae0c076@news.teranews.com...
> The manesium oxide is a lie. Put the tablet in water
> overnight and see
what
> happens. nothing.
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