From what plant/s are the phytoceramides derived?
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Rice ... Look at the 4th photo. It's on the 3rd line from the top in the darker grey area. It says: "plant derived Phytoceramides from rice".
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Hi Amelia,There is no wheat in Revive phytoceramides whatsoever. The only place that wheat is mentioned is that "rice is superior to 350 mg of wheat ceramides" in our Amazon product description. You can be assured that our product is gluten free as stated and made from rice. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Thank you!
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This PS comes from sunflowers and can be found on their site: http://www.jarrow.com/product/258/PS_100
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Bianca Naturals phytoceramides are based on the most effective formulation on the market - Ceramide-PCD patent by Oryza. This has been show to be about 35% more effective than wheat-based products. There are 40mg per capsule. You take 1 capsule per day. Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.
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I can't remember the exact ingredients, but do know it was natural. Our soil is a sandy loam, and the moles we have tunnel fairly deep, and far! Whatever I use, has to go as deep in order to get to the root systems they feed on. Guess that's why I didn't have much luck.
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Yes, definitely. "Phytoceramides" means "plant-derived ceramides". Our formula is made from Rice which is 100% gluten-free and wheat-free with a daily dose of 40mg Rice Phytoceramides. This cannot be compared to the 350mg wheat phytoceramides dosage since it we have a different, concentrated formula - one that has been shown in clinical studies to provide 35% better results in skin hydration than other wheat phytoceramides. Thanks for asking your question!
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I had ordered "Ceramides" but got "Phytoceramides". Don't know what difference there is. But it says 1 capsule contains 350 mg Lipowheat wheat oil extract (non-GMO) (providing glycolipids, phytoceramides, and glycosylceramides).
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All their website says is "...made from phosphatidyl choline, phosphatidyl serine and other phospholipids..." As for where those substances are derived...?
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Hey Dyana in my opinion no. But if your just someone who is taking Phytoceramides for Skin Care and not taking a Good Multivitamin then its just added benefit getting some vitamins you probably don't normally get. However if you are taking all of those vitamins either separate or together then its just a bit of a topper. Anything your body doesn't use of those particular vitamins it excretes when you go to the bathroom. I hope that helps. I was just checking out Phytoceramides because I saw it on a re-run of OZ because I am 67 and the years of harsh Colorado weather have taken its toll on my face.
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Hi there! This particular Phytoceramide Supplement is derived from wheat, the same plant derivative featured for Phytoceramides on the Dr. Oz show multiple times. This source is suitable for anyone looking for a Phytoceramide supplement, except those with a wheat allergy. If you have a gluten allergy, please use our rice-derived version available here: http://www.amazon.com/Phytoceramides-Gluten-Free-Pills-Phytoceramide/dp/B00IEKUEHC/. Please note that the mg of Phytoceramides differs by the plant derivative. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
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Hi there! Yes, this Phytoceramide Supplement is wheat-derived, so it does contain gluten. If you do not have a gluten allergy, this should not be an issue. However, we do recognize the need for a gluten-free Phytoceramide that is as effective as this 350 mg Phytoceramide+ supplement (the recommended optimal dosage), and we are actively developing a comparable gluten-free alternative. Feel free to contact us: customercare@sanonaturals.com to receive updates on when that option is available.
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None, it is pure phytoceramides from sweet potato & rice powder.Natural source of Ceramides and antioxidants. Suggest using a topical vitamin C treatment.
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Further to my prior response. I am familiar with the manufacturer, so am confident they only use the best, high quality ingredients. An indication that it is plant derived is that each serving contains 400 mg. fruit and vegetable powder, 300 mg plant derived mineral powder and 5 mg grape seed extract. I think the customer would do well to order one container and read the many ingredients listed. I have more recently started taking colloidal silver since I want to boost my immune system due to the influx of new diseases from other countries we are now experiencing and have no immunity against.
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Not for certain. It is unlikely that it is animal derived and is most likely plant derived due to cost and efficacy concerns. Suggest contact Nature Made which I had the same concerns with melatonin and they told me that they do not use animal product derivatives.
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sorry no idea... however I will say my skin is looking tighter since I've been using life extension phytoceramides.. I'm on my second bottle... it takes a while and the difference is subtle but evident
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Agua - Trideceth 7 - Carboxylic Acid- Decyl Glucoside - Glycol Stearate - Polyquaterium 10 - Argania Spinosa KernelOil - Sodium Hydroxide - Disodium EDTA - Quaternium 15 - Parfum - Methylparaben - Propylparaben - Methylchoroisothiazolinon - Methylisothiazolinon - Red 4 - Yellow 5.
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As per the research I did ... no I don't so. But I did buy a sweet potato ceramide replacement - DEVA Vegan Ceramide Skin Support. There was a reason they didn't show the back of the bottle for this other product. Although it has 750 mg of sweet potato powder, it only has 1 mg of ceramide as opposed to the 350mg of phytoceramides recommended and available in the Life Extension Lipowheat ceramide supplement.