is it soy/canola based; or what type of vegetable base?
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http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/what-is-vegetable-glycerin/ I hope this helps. You may have to contact the supplier for the definitive answer.
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All I know it is from a vegetable source, but unknown exactly what vegetables they use, but,beans, pumkin seeds and swiss chard, and soybeans high in this mineral. Considering soy is the cheapest, prob using this as main source. Just guessing.
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It says it's vegetable glycerine. I don't know what kind of vegetable. Doesn't say. Hope that helps.
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Soy base (soy protein concentrate, filtered water), instantized rice flour, coconut oil, rice maltodextrin, natural vegan flavored, rice flour, rice meal, tricalcium phosphate, vegetable glycerin, lactic acid, ( non dairy), citric acid, vitamin A acetate, soy lectin.
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yes, potato starch, magnesium stearste trace amounts of soy. considered vegitarian
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The ingredients state that there is partially hydrogenated vedetable oil (may contain coconut, soybean, sunflower, palm and/or canola)
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As per the bottle, it reads as follows: "Nutrients and herbs are cultured in organic media that may contain: organic milled soy,....." I hope this helps.
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It has Soy, See website: http://greensplus.com/product_info.php/products_id/410.
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On their website, it lists the ingredients as organic white corn, expeller pressed canola, and/or sunflower, and/or safflower oils. It does not list the oils as being organic. Too bad they use unhealthy oils. I almost put it on subscribe & save.
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personally, I would stay away from soy - because soy (& corn) are the top 2 GMO foods.......... & are in just about everything.......... UGH.
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I've recently learned that the mixed tocopherols are commonly derived from soy. So I checked the label as I have been taking this for a long time and sure enough, the label exludes all but soy. It reads: Free Of: Gluten, wheat, dairy, yeast, sugar, sodium, artificial flavor, sweetener, preservatives and color.It does contain the added tocopherols and does not exclude soy so it probably contains soy.
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It is whole soybeans (organic), a bit of toasted barley flour which gives it a smoother texture, sea salt and a bit of somethig I don't know much about but think it is a minute amount of seaweed extract (amount is miniscule) and that's it. Like most miso, it is salty so if you are on a salt restricted diet, it might not be good. If you can get the flat strips of unsalted seaweed to float a piece or two on the soup, I think it improves flavor. That's the way Japanese use it.
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I don't know, but it has soy.And nothing works better for me.The best movements and I only take it once A day.
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When I called Thorne today, they said that the oils are derived from soy or palm, but they can't definitively say which one. They also said that the oil contains no trace vegetable proteins or allergens.
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The package says that the TVP(textured vegetable protein) is made from "defatted soy flour that has been cooked under pressure and then dried". Also says it is complete protein and contains no fat. Hope this information helps. I use it in many ways just like I would use ground beef.
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Soy Base (soy protein concentrate, filtered water), Instantized rice flour, coconut oil, rice maltodextrin, natural vegan flavors, rice flour, rice meal, tricalcium phosphate, vegetable glycerin, lactic acid (non-dairy), citric acid, vitamin A acetate, soy lecithin.
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I dont believe I could answer that for you, however I think if you call the manufacturer they could tell you, I dont trust any soy products anymore, with the GMO issues going on. sorry I could'nt help.