Does anyone know if it has any Carrageenan in it? I can't read the label on-line very well. Thanks
191008
Greetings. I see no carrageenan listed in the ingredients, and the company that produces it suggests questions be directed to perfectfoodraw.com to obtain further information. Good luck!
1339057
The company taped their company label over the nutrition section, but I was able to remove the portion about carbs and found the following: 2 pieces contain Total Carbs 2gm (1% DV) There was an asterisk * after the DV, but the rest of the label was stuck on the package. However, if the total carbs are what you need to know, this should help. And, the gum tastes great, too!
670930
Hey there Holly, This is pure kelp meal with no other additives and works great to side-dress or even mixed in with the soil for an organic nitrogen supplement ;) Thanks for your question Andrew earthworkshealth.com Sales Manager/Customer Relations 8002285836
1229202
I have had all but the spearmint one they came out with recently. No, there is no carrageenan. Ingredients are:Purified Water, Redmond Clay, Xylitol, Essential Oil (Cinnamon, Wintergreen or Peppermint), Real Salt, Tea Tree Essential Oil, Menthol (Only in the Wintergreen & Peppermint varieties).
1922906
Check out the reviews for this cream, I posted a picture of the box with the list of ingredients. Hope the image is visible enough to view. :) have a nice day.
1511264
I just realized there was gelatin in here. Must be pork gelatin otherwise it would state fish or plant gelatin. and I don't eat pork! good thing I don't consume this anymore. ive contacted Nordic naturals and if they say anything important I will post here. thanks!
166559
i really do not know since it was so long agao i bought that.i preferred no sugar life savers as some no sugar ones were pretty bad tasting and i think i reviewd it and said so.maybe there is an ingrediant list below the product page after you click it but before buying.usually is stating ingrediants?
528422
I didn't see any indiction of where they get their Fucoidan. It's probably best to write to their customer service. I do get the best lift out of this product. Perhaps it's from radiation:).
993192
I bought it thinking it was sulfate free, since I've had a keratin treatment as well. However, when it arrived the label showed it had sulfates. So I returned it and bought the Acai brand.
982381
One inactive ingredient is carrageenan. If you have sensitivities to carrageenan, I absolutely recommend avoiding this product. There is a large amount of carrageenan in the liquid calcium supplement, and it has a significant effect on the digestive system. Typically I have no issues with carrageenan, which is a very common seaweed-derived thickening agent that is added to products like soy and almond milk, coconut milk (in a carton), yogurt, frozen yogurt, etc. Not sure why it is added here; it makes the product VERY thick, like an old-school medicine consistency.
1241354
All it is and says is that this is nothing but coconut. No fillers, no add-ons etc. I saw no CoA, but admit, I didn't look for one.I suggest you contact the company to ask about this concern.
1855604
There is nothing added at all. From the box currently in my pantry:"Ingredients: coconut cream 100%. NO preservatives or additives. Product of Thailand."In case it matters to you, my understanding (when researching a couple years ago) is that Aroy-D is one of the VERY few coconut products that comes from a company not actively involved in the sex-trade/trafficking industry, as well (which is HUGELY active in that area). And, unless something has recently changed, the paper cartons they are packaged in are BPA-free also.
1855850
Fucoidan and laminarin are the 2 beneficial marine polysaccharides (carbohydrates) which are very plentiful in all "brown" seaweeds such as kombu (kelp), arame (kelp), mozuku (kelp), limu moui (kelp), wakame, mekabu (wakame), and hijiki. With polysaccharides, absorption is not the problem. The problem is (1)lack of quantity in all nutritional supplements and (2)the beneficial effects [such as weight loss, immune system enhancement, and cancer prevention] are the combined result of more than 100 beneficial phycochemicals [technically, "brown" seaweeds are classified as chromalveolates, not plants] working together and not just the result of the most highly marketed beneficial nutrients in "brown" seaweeds [such as fucoidan, fucoxanthin, and iodine]. Therefore, the only correct way to derive the full health benefit from fucoidan and fucoxanthin is to eat plenty of "brown" seaweeds, just as the Japanese in Japan have been doing for hundreds of years. Just don't forget to throw away the delicious seaweed soup [because it's too high in salt, which causes cancer, high blood pressure, kidney disease, stroke, and osteoporosis]. In one scientific study, there was no significant health benefit from swallowing the beneficial marine carotenoid, fucoxanthin, unless it was swallowed together with "Undaria lipids." Undaria pinnatifida is the scientific name for wakame. It is a well known fact that carotenoids (such as lycopene from tomato paste) are very poorly absorbed by humans unless lipids (fats or oils) are also present in the same meal.
1910561
It might be a posting error. Also the label that is posted is the old label. I recently bought a bottle and the label is different this time. It still state red marine algae plus.
1607984
No mine does not. However, mine did not contain the seaweed thickening agent that the ingredients list showed either--so the seller lies about it and Amazon doesn't care. The problem neither the seller nor Amazon seem to realize is that when a buyer pays for a product that is knowingly falsely advertised, they (seller & Amazon) have committed fraud.
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Hi Dr. Rusty. Honestly i did not notice a difference between this and a previous brand's "regular" flavour seaweed snack. The next time i try these i will try to pay more attention to the flavour. Please don't hold your breath however, as i will likely try a different brand next time. (Only because i've tried just one other brand so far -- with a "regular" or "plain" flavor, IIRC -- the two different brands tasted exactly the same to me, though i admittedly did not do a proper side-by-side taste test with both products present at the same time.)
1855608
There are no thickening agents, just 100% pure coconut. I specifically use aroy-d for that very reason. I have been using this product for a while now and am very pleased both with this concentrate, and their regular coconut milk (green package). The taste and consistency is by far better than any canned variety I have tried (which of course all contain gums). They both keep well in the refrigerator. I transfer the product to a glass jar and have had it keep for weeks. Hope this helps!