View Full Version : Is Marjoram safe?
philmarciniak
07-16-2009, 01:01 AM
Is it safe to eat Marjoram in large quantities daily... like 100g a day? Dry Marjoram that is.... whichever kind.
And are the copious amounts of calcium in it highly absorbable?
THanks in advance!
phil +)
spicyfull
07-16-2009, 03:34 AM
I've only known Marjoram as a Spice for seasoning. It is also used in Oil form for Aching Muscles, hypertension, Rheumatism, Mostly Topical applications. Are you taking it in Pill form or What? And is there a Special ailment you are trying to heal with it? I'm sure someone will drop by with possibly the answer you are l@@king for.
philmarciniak
07-16-2009, 05:02 AM
Hey I want to eat it as a calcium supplement +)
Minerals
Amounts Per 100g Serving
%DV
Calcium
1990mg
199%
Iron
82.7mg
460%
Magnesium
346mg
87%
Phosphorus
306mg
31%
Potassium
1522mg
43%
Sodium
77.0mg
3%
Zinc
3.6mg
24%
Copper
1.1mg
57%
Manganese
5.mg
272%
Selenium
4.5mcg
6%
Pretty awesome mineral supplement. I guess the vitamin K could pose a problem???/
Vitamin K
622
mcg
777%
Ilse W.
07-16-2009, 08:23 AM
There are better ways to get calcium than eating a dried herb. Try the fresh stuff, but I would guess it's way too strong to eat in quantity. That's why it's used as an herb and not as a vegetable.
iluvmangos
07-16-2009, 08:24 AM
Why would you wanna rely on one source for your calcium? Why not get it from a variety of raw foods? Even if you love the stuff, I think you'd get sick of it real fast if you ate large amounts of it day in and day out. At least I know I would.
Veronica01
07-16-2009, 11:21 AM
If you're eating greens even semi frequently on a raw diet i really doubt you'll have problems getting enough calcium.
Try entering the fruits, veggies, salads and green smoothies into fitday.com or nutridiary.com and just take a look at where you're getting calcium from, from the foods you're already eating.
The whole point of living raw and eating naturally is to let food give you everything you need, not start supplementing with non food before you even know how your body reacts or notice any problems. You'd have no idea if what you're doing is helping or hurting you.
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