Does the capsule reduce cholesterol as the liquid does/
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Yes it can but it really depends on how it is taken. On an empty stomach half hour away from meals may produced the best results with adequate amounts of filtered water (6-10 ounces).
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I am going for my first blood test tomorrow since I've been on it, but I took it for other benefits from a book I read about apple cider vinegar. But it's a lot easier to take then the liquid.
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It does list cholesterol. Under "amount per serving" is shows 0g. Under "%DV" it shows 0%. Even though there not any in this product, it is nice they addressed the issue on the label. I love this stuff, I am 60 years old and my wife is 57. We went for plaque buildup test (its kind of like an MRI). Hers was 0% and mine was 3%, we have been using this product for a while and I believe it really helps .
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it lacks the mulberry extract, but other than that it only differs in form factor. given the choice, I'd say go with the capsules. this product is 10 times less convenient and not worth the cost savings. I still have half a container but I'm considering just going back to the capsules w/o finishing it.
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Thank you for sending us your question!Not at all. In fact is quite small. In comparison to some fish oil capsules, it can be even half the size of a fish oil capsule.There is a video review posted by a costumer and he shows the capsule. You can check it out so you can see it for yourself. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. Best Regards,Number One Nutrition, Customer Relations
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GYes, this is powder/granules. I have never used the liquid filled capsules to be able to compare the two.
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Yes, any liquid is fine. My husband will take his pills with juice, milk or water; which ever is handy. Wish more people knew about Cataplex B. It is a wonderful supplement if one is wanting to have a healthy heart.
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The answer would be yes because the capsule is in two sections. I have not tried this because the capsule is very easy to take for me.
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Capsules are liquid and small . Very easy to swallow. Better keep them in a cool area. Hope I answered your question;)
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Hello Wilkstar,I am sorry for the confusion. The two toned capsule you see on our website is in an "infographic" and is used to illustrate the dosage of the product. The capsules in the bottle should be clear vegetable capsules. With that being said, yes, that is correct. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me at anytime and I will be more than happy to help. Enjoy! Best Regards,Cliff-
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It says "capsules" -- the one I ordered is the capsules, which are different from the hard pills. They are soft and easy to swallow. However, I don't think the inside is liquid, but a very fine powder. Hope this helps. I love them and will order them again.
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No, I don't. I'm not selling it, it was recommended by Dr. Oz. I have it in our home and have had it through two gallons. I am not a doctor but my cholesterol is better and I'm just about off of insulin. I am using it to replace artery clogging cholesterol products and my blood tests are improving. I'm not a doctor, only a very satisfied user. No FDA but I've never seen one on my salad dressings either.
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I'm not an expert on the subject, but I would guess so. I would think the capsule just makes it easier to swallow.
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Yes. A lot of people see this as benefit but I do not. It does control fishy aftertaste but prohibits absorption. This is the only triglyceride product I have tried but from what I have read, any triglyceride formulation cuts-down on the stomach discomfort caused by some fish oil supplements because its better distributed throughout the stomach.
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I'm no expert, but prefer capsules/caplets over liquid. It is less messy, more portable(for trips), and easy to take.
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No difference. Other than the price. You pay extra for the convenience of a capsule.
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Usually gelatin capsules does not work with liquids. You still may try to fill it and consume it right away, but it may not work (the liquid will start softening the gelatin. Based on capacity I found this "Each "0" capsule will hold 400 mg - 800 mg or so (5,000 mg = 1 teaspoon)", so you be better off with capsules 00 (are bigger)Source of the info: http://www.bulkherbstore.com/Gelatin-Capsules
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I believe it is an oil, so no, this probably difuses, dilutes, but this form is better absorbed. I really like this one and would recommend it it you have already been using CoQ10. Kirkland brand is good. I have been taking CoQ10 for years and I really like it. It is a good source of energy, it helps in tissues like your heart, eyes and gums. I like the liquid gel tabs. I have tried the capsules, but I don't think they are quite as well absorbed. Hope that helps you. The capsule with fine grains are water soluble.