You claim no nasty additives though I think I just read 'taurine' on your ingredients list (I.e. chemical in red bull). Is that true?
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This product contains L-glutamine, L-glycine, and taurine. Taurine exists naturally in our bodies helping regulate blood and CNS functions. I believe taurine and caffeine in combination might cause adverse effects in Red Bull products, but of that I am uncertain. And by 'additives,' I meant GMOs. Hoped that helped.
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Yes, taurine is in it but that is not a "nasty additive" It is an amino acid. I am not a doctor, but you can google "taurine" and learn alot. Here is just one site. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1024-taurine.aspx?activeingredientid=1024
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The label lists these ingredients, in this rider: deionized water, ascorbic acid (vitamin C 20 percent), propylene glycol, triethanolamine, ferulic acid, hyaluronic acid, di-pantheons, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, EDTA. Do you have any feedback on these?
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The entire list of ingredients is free. How about taking a look ^ and posting the answer yourself, Gaetana. I'd do it, but clearly you need the exercise.
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You're right. It doesn't list it in the ingredients. Puzzling. Either way, it didn't work for me so I won't be buying it again.
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Monosodium Glutamate (MSG), Aspartame, and many other toxic chemicals that evidence based research has confirmed dangerous have been approved by the FDA. I hope it ISN'T approved by the FDA, it might be good for you. Anyone buying a Standard Process product anywhere than from a licensed and board certified health care professional is NOT getting the true product. Follow the facts and look into Standard Process policies. Heads are going to roll after whoever is responsible for selling them online is found under the ongoing federal investigation.
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Don't buy it if you plan to consume it as a health supplement. I don't trust its purity as USP grade since it is sold as an additive for wine manufacture. Go with a product that is sold as supplement grade. I didn't get through to the ARMAND company on my failed bag but I assume that there are different quality grades. Plus potassium may just be very strong in a chemical form if it is not "organified"(in organic form). That may be the greatest danger. But there is no way to know unless you try a supplement that is sold as a supplement first. DON'T BUY THIS ONE IF YOU PLAN TO USE IT AS A SUPPLEMENT. That is my two cents based on my own personal experience. It caused me serious problems... Don't buy it if you plan to consume it as a health supplement. I don't trust its purity as USP grade since it is sold as an additive for wine manufacture. Go with a product that is sold as supplement grade. I didn't get through to the ARMAND company on my failed bag but I assume that there are different quality grades. Plus potassium may just be very strong in a chemical form if it is not "organified"(in organic form). That may be the greatest danger. But there is no way to know unless you try a supplement that is sold as a supplement first. DON'T BUY THIS ONE IF YOU PLAN TO USE... » Read More Don't buy it if you plan to consume it as a health supplement. I don't trust its purity as USP grade since it is sold as an additive for wine manufacture. Go with a product that is sold as supplement grade. I didn't get through to the ARMAND company on my failed bag but I assume that there are different quality grades. Plus potassium may just be very strong in a chemical form if it is not "organified"(in organic form). That may be the greatest danger. But there is no way to know unless you try a supplement that is sold as a supplement first. DON'T BUY THIS ONE IF YOU PLAN TO USE IT AS A SUPPLEMENT. That is my two cents based on my own personal experience. It caused me serious problems... « Show Less
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I have the package that I bought infront of me, and it doesn't really say. There are no other ingredients other then the glutathione reduced. There are no additives. I have to say, other then the bitter taste, I really like the product.
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Since our proprietary mixture of ingredients is a secret formula known only by a few family and company members, we unfortunately are unable to list out the ingredients. What we can tell you is that each component is completely non-toxic both by themselves and when combined together. We recently had a situation where a customer contacted us because his dog had gotten into a bottle and consumed the entire contents and was worried about any side effects. Fortunately, the dog ended up being completely fine and the only side effect was having our product "pass through his system" for a couple of days. :) This does not mean that anyone or their pet should ever intentionally consume Leather Afterlife, but we only wanted to relay that story to indicate how we have attempted to make our product not only the best leather conditioner available (as indicated by our customers!), but also the safest. If you have any specific questions that we can answer, please don't hesitate to contact us. The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
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I looked at the bottle to see if there was any caffeine contained in it, and there was none what-so-ever stated in the ingredients list. This is most likely the main reason why this particular product does not give me the jitters where it brings out nervous habits, but yet still gives me increased energy and alertness. One of it's kind since most of these energy boosters/thermogenic fat burners on the market contain caffeine. This company (batch5) probably should promote this feature IMO.
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You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people... » Read More You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. « Show Less
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No, I did not understand the ingredients. I saw some positive results in the beginning but it was impossible to hide it inside of anything but red gatorade for my son. It also stains any cup. The taste is very strong. I would not recommend it.
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Really kind of all of the above, but it's extremely salty (more so than Marmite, Vegemite, or Promite), so I'd go sparingly on toast or sandwiches. It is essentially based on Bovril, a blend beef boullion and yeast extract, from the UK, which can't be sold here in the US due to BSE concerns. This version, however, is thinner than Bovril. I think they may have just snagged a food grade beef stock and thrown it into a small jar, labeled it and charged $10 for it. Also, the nutritional label is clearly unrelated to the actual ingredients, because the only thing beyond "zero" is one gram of carbs and one gram of protein per serving. No vitamin content (and real Bovril does contain fairly significant amounts of B vitamins), and it says zero sodium, which is WAY off. This stuff is almost all sodium. Mind you, I don't mind this Bovrite, it's rather tasty, but it isn't what they are marketing it as, which is the same formula as Bovril. It's nice mixed with boiling water as a hot drink, and I just put the kettle on right now since you got me thinking about it. I've also put it in soups and chili to give it a boost, since these extracts are glutamates, similar to MSG, and boost flavor. But, I won't buy this again. It's time for me to take a trip back to London anyway soon..
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There's MSG but not enough to have a real effect. Probably not even a gram. I having heard anything about chemicals or degraded amino acids. ON is really the only brand I trust.
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Why won't they include an ingredients' list? That makes me suspicious right there. I don't think it is any kind of a business secret as someone wanting to make a competitive product would hire people to analyse the ingredients and identify them. I think they don't list the ingredients for consumers because they don't want us to know. And don't fool yourself that you there are no adverse effects when you use things like this.
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Taste-wise it is excellent. As far as toxins go, I have no idea. I must admit that I've tried the bulletproof 'recipe', but not Dave's specially sourced beans. You could try contacting the company and asking them. https://www.kickinghorsecoffee.com 1.888.287.5282
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Well, most things cant be 100% pure once it comes in contact with with the atmosphere, but I'm almost positive there no additives to this product. In other words, there is nothing on the can that says so. Hope this helped :)
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Sorry...I finished my last bottle, and the next six are not here yet, so I can't read the label. The most important thing for me is the lack of sugar alcohols...I have a great sensitivity to those...not pretty.