Does the package list the sodium level/content? I know even a small amount of sodium bicarb has a fair bit of one's daily sodium. I hope it's listed.
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It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this.
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It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55,... » Read More It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. « Show Less
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The Supplement Facts indicates "Proprietary Blend: Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride, and Calcium Chloride" at 4.93 gm per serving.
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It says this product contains no yeast, dairy, egg, gluten, corn, wheat, salt, preservatives or artificial flavor or color or fragrance. Store in cool dry environment 59-86 degrees. SO THE ANSWER IS NO SALT,SODIUM LEVEL. It is a proprietary blend 4.93 gm. of Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride and Calcium Chloride. Hope this helps you.
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4.93 gm Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride, and Calcium Chloride
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Before he changed the formula from Mag bicarb and Calcium bicarb to Mag and Calcium Chloride, it was 878mg per 13g. Not sure if chloride is less sodium
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I just bought a bottle this weekend 04/12/2015 and it lists sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as an ingredient. I could probably just add baking soda to my water to make it more alkaline if that's how they're doing it these days. But to answer your question sodium bicarbonate is definitely a salt and it's in the bottle I'm drinking right now. On the label I'm looking at it doesn't list sodium content on it. It also says "Purified water and electrolytes for taste" on this bottle and I believe that all electrolytes are considered salts as well.
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I am sorry but it does not provide the carbohydrate content on the package. It is not in the guaranteed analysis. However I did find a link from a forum where a poster provided a 2% carb content. But since it's from an anonymous individual use your best judgement - http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=59201&sid=915f3f457e76aee598006e6a6aef8987 Good luck!
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The only reason I'm aware of is that there is no added salt. All the sodium is from the ingredients which is more natural. That's what I gathered from the Bragg website.
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I would imagine it has something to do with the process of making it into flour. 77.5 is still considered low sodium. You would have to ask the manufacturer for specifics.
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According to the label on my tub, the sodium is 0mg. That is for the plain variety. I do not know if the chocolate and vanilla varieties are the same.
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I just looked at the Women's Daily Alive yesterday at Costco and found it did not have all the ingredients as the Ultra Potency has. I can't remember all the differences, but the percentages were lower and many missing. I take it for the vitamin B's which are way high over the daily recommended %. Someone else listed all the ingredients so I won't list them again.
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I have the regular super veggie, I don't know what the low sodium is. Sodium...100mg, Potassium...620mg.
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Info off my container, ! level Tablespoon, no fats,1oo mg sodium-4%, 4 gm. protein,8%, beta carotene 26,250 iu, b1 175 mg,2 250 mg,b12 5 mcg.,calcium 30 mg, iron 3.5 mg,GLA 65 mg,chlorophyll 35 mg
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I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&storeId=10052&langId=-1 Just my very honest two cents: When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it out and decided to go without salt instead. The food tasted plain but at least it didn't taste like chemicals.
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It does not contain any sodium. Its a great oil to consume daily. Whatever the medical reason it truly helps. I just purchase another bottle for my Dad, who have diabetes. I also purchase the book about Black Seed Oil. A great investment. I hope I have answered your question.
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According to nutrition label on my bag - Per 1/4 tsp(1.5g) = 480 mg sodium - 20% Daily Value
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I just looked there is 5mg of sodium per tbsp. I have to say that the flavor is very good, not your typical salt substitute taste. It was kind of pricey with shipping, but I would buy it again.
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on the box it doesn't list potassium content, but I went to their website and it says that there is 60 mg of potassium in each package. if you care to research more on them go to www.thinaddictives.com. hope this helps.
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I will post pictures of the label...which is very complete. Very satisfied with this source. My B12 levels now above 1,000 pg/ml, up from less than 200.
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Yes there is "Sodium"in this product. However, it does not list the amount which can be of concern to anyone with high blood pressure or any other sodium related issues.
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I plan to buy but an on a low sodium diet. One poster notes the extremely salty taste. Anyone have a can to check the sodium content per serving? Also how much is a serving?