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Calmax and lead, side effects, medication, timing, diabetes |
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| | Choose a tasty liquid multivitamin with all-natural ingredients and minerals plucked from plants and the earth itself - no sugar or artificial preservatives added. |
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I heard calcium contains lead levels which are harmful; is this true? - The September 20, 2000 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association reported that substancial quantities of lead have been found in some over-the-counter calcium supplements. Out of the 23 over-the-counter products tested, 15 showed detectable lead levels. Of natural calcium products, those derived from ancient marine calcareaous deposits, like oyster shell beds, "inevitably contain lead", says the study. Therefore, |
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calcium supplements derived from oyster shells or other underwater sea-beds (normally calcium citrate and carbonate forms) can contain toxic levels of lead. CalMax is not derived from oyster shells or underwater sources. Additionally, CalMax was independently tested for lead content which revealed that CalMax contained no significant amount of lead in its calcium.
Are there any side effects with CalMax? - When taken as directed, there are no known side effects with CalMax.
Can I take CalMax while I am on medication? - CalMax is a high quality calcium supplement with no added chemicals or fillers. It has not been shown to interact with any medications. However, if you are on prescription medication, it is best to consult your physician to see if CalMax is appropriate for you.
Can I make CalMax ahead of time? - CalMax can be made ahead of time and will remain potent for up to 48 hours. Remember to regulate the serving size so you do not get too much or too little of the formula when pre-mixing.
Can diabetics take CalMax safely? - CalMax does not contain sugar. However, it is best to consult your physician to see if CalMax is appropriate for you.
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