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Dolomite

Dolomite

CALCIUM MAGNESIUM CARBONATE

 

Powdered Dolomite is taken as a supplement, providing calcium and magnesium for people who want to increase their intake.

 

Named after D. Dolomieu, the French geologist who identified it, Dolomite is one of the most common mountain rocks. This is a remarkable fact considering it originates from the shells of tiny sea animals that have been deposited in the sea and, over millions of years, turned into translucent, colourless, white or pink crystals.

 

PARTS USED

Whole mineral.

 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Calcium; magnesium.

 

ACTIONS

Nutrient.

 

MEDICINAL USE

Dolomite is used to supplement calcium and magnesium deficiency caused, for instance, by reliance on refined food, heavy alcohol consumption, or long-term drug therapy. The symptoms of deficiency that it is used for include muscular weakness and cramps.

 

PREPARATIONS

Tablets.  

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