is this what they call Hydrochloric acid? Thanks
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Yes, absolutely. Chris Kresser has a protocol you can follow and you can find it by searching: Get rid of heartburn and GERD forever in three simple steps. Scroll way down to the HCL section. It is a good way to determine just how much you need.
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I had an endoscopy because my stomach was hurting and they gave me Prilosec and it didn't work. They found that I didn't have enough acid in my stomach and that I needed to take HCL to digest proteins.
867649
Yes it is. I use it for digesting my food because I have very low HCL in my stomach.
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Speaking generally, yes. To be precise, this is "organically complected" Hydrochloric acid, but if your intention is to put Hydrochloric acid in your stomach, taking this supplement is one method of doing so.
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I believe it is oxalic acid. Really cleaned up stains on the gelcoat of multiple boats for me. Takes off most everything, so buff and wax after rinsining to protect.
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Not that I'm aware. Chlorine, acidity, ph... the usual suspects. Easy to use (not as easy as the strips I bought afterwards).
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No. Common sense required, however. Don't breath or ingest it or let it sit too long on your skin. Its acid!
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I wouldn't open a capsule containing HCL- that is stomach acid. I wouldn't want that on my tongue or in my throat.
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Active: hypochlorous acid, Inactive: electrolyzed water, sodium magnesium fluorosilicate, boric acid, sodium sulfate, sodium hypochlorite
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Sorry can't help on that one. I do believe boric acid is the main ingredient
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yes - that is why I bought it! My doctor told me to buy the glucosamine with sulfate rather than the hcl
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Mine is Magnesium Buffered Chelate. The reason I bought it was because of it being Chelated...the best form of Magnesium I believe. I'm sorry that I therefore can not answer your question. Try contacting the seller through Amazon. Maybe they can find the Chelated Magnesium for you. I hope so.
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Unknown, but based on the question, I have queried Melitta specifically asking whether epichlorohydrin or its associated components are used in any Melitta products. Will post their response.
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Yes IT'S hyauloronic acid, distilled water, acetyl, hexapeptide-b(argeriline), palmitoyl oligopeptide and palmiyoyl tetrapeptide-7(matrixyl 3000), algae extract and leucidal liquid.
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No. Acids (except for proteins which are L-amino acids) are not animal based. It hydrates joints and tissues ... lab manufactured.
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Is a mixture of oxychlorine c compounds. Just Google "oxine msds" for the full details.
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I use it on my eyelids and under my eye daily, and have never noticed any negative reaction. In fact, that is the area where I was most interested in reducing fine lines (and it works). This is not a scary, harsh "acid" despite the name. Hyaluronic acid is an humectant (meaning it helps bind water to the skin to keep it moist), it is NOT the type of harsh acid that is used in chemical peels and other harsh products (those you DO need to be careful with around the eye).
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No, but it seems to be the next best thing! 3M/Scotch replied to me: Our Book Tape #845 is not acid free but will not deteriorate over time causing possible damage and subsequent repair. If you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact us directly at 1-800-328-6276. We are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 - 4:30 CT.
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I contacted the company and received no response. However, epichlorohydrin is made by using chlorine and the box states that they are chlorine-free. I would assume they do not have it, but do not have a definitive answer to your question.
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I don't know what exactly that is but I can tell you "sulphate a" not listed in the ingredients. So assuming it doesn't have a different name, I would say no.