The toxicity of cod supplement magnesium

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The toxicity of cod magnesium liver oil apparently arises because of the high levels of vitamin A that it contains. As is well known, vitamin A (and D) is fat soluble, stored in the liver, and is magnesium toxic if you OD. What constitutes an overdose for humans depends on the individual, but some people react to as little as a single 20,000 IU magnesium capsule, while others take 50,000 IU daily for years with no ill effects ("The Doctor's Vitamin & Mineral Encyclopedia," Sheldon S. Hendler, MD, PhD). I would suggest that, if you desire a balanced linolenic/linoleic EFA supplement, you choose flaxseed oil, oil of evening primrose, or fish body oils. It should be noted, however, that all these oils are highly perishable, have a short shelf life and need to be refrigerated; they are best preserved using vitamin E. According to my reference, "The Omega-3 Phenomenon", by Rudin & Felix, the linolenic (Omega-3) content of safflower oil is insignificant, as is the case with most other vegetable oils.
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