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#20: March 30, 2015, 04:29:57 PM
Check the instructions. Usually magnesium is best absorbed is taken a few hours apart from calcium.

Since I've been taking my magnesium pidolate on a slightly higher dosage I have been sleeping better. But I may buy some magnesium pills to alternate with it.

Regarding the food. You work many hours, you need to eat, even if it is late at night. Would it be possible for you to prepare some food when you have the time, then freeze it in separate portions to eat when you arrive?

Some types of food don't even need to be freezed, they last a while in the refrigerator. And you can do a big pot of soup and keep it in the refrigerator. Or freeze part in portions.

POAS, I'm going to google that magnesium lotion recipe.

Seekingpatience, a few years ago one task of a time become my default mode. I really do not care if people want me to do a million things at a time, or want me to be here, there and everywhere. Me first is my rule.

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#21: March 30, 2015, 04:59:33 PM
MyBrain, that really cracked me up about not marrying MLC'er...  I swear I spit my beer out at the screen!  Yes, my does of what chills out my nerves and helps me eat.

Speaking of eating..  Lately I stay hungry all the freaking time!  Lost almost 50lbs on LBS diet and have gained back about 10. (size 00), which is not a good look.  What's up with staying hungry?  I do not work out at present, but do alot of working out in yard.
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Re: Tips for battling exhaustion.
#22: March 30, 2015, 05:26:42 PM
Quote from: Head.Held.High on March 30, 2015, 04:59:33 PM
What's up with staying hungry?  I do not work out at present, but do alot of working out in yard.

Probably anxiety and/or stress. It can make one very, very hungry. And all we eat is devoured by the anxiety/stress. For some anxiety/stress cause constant hunger and no weight gain, often weight loss.

MyBrain, since pretty much everyone seems to be either a MLCer or a LBS, the chances of not marry someone who is going to have a MLC are slim. Or maybe 50/50?
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