Does this have rosarin? Do the basic properties come from west and North Siberia?
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This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated'... » Read More This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola. « Show Less
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This particular product does not contain "rosarin", which is a glyocide. But it does contain 3% "rosavins", which is another glyocide. As for this particular origin of the plant root, I cannot say. You can always contact the manufacturer and ask. There are many great websites, such as Wikipedia, that help to define the properties of Rhodiola. But I bought the book, "The Rhodiola Revolution" on Amazon, see my review. That book was such an easy read, packed with so much information, and held my interest. Then I went online to make my 'better educated' choice on buying Rhodiola.
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I do not have this package any more. I know the Frontier Coop has valerian root (cut and sifted) from Bulgaria and powdered from USA. I hope it helps.
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The chemical composition of the essential oil from R. rosea root growing in different countries varies. For example, rosavin, rosarin and rosin at their highest concentration according to many tests can be found only in R. rosea of Russian origin; the main component of the essential oil from Rhodiola growing in Bulgaria are geraniol and myrtenol; in China the main components are geraniol and octanol; and in India the main component is phenylethilic alcohol. Cinnamic alcohol was discovered only in the sample from Bulgaria
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Yes. The flowers and plants used in creating these lovely oils and perfumes are indigenous from Israel. They are altogether lovely!
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There are no other ingredients. According to the bottle at least. I didn't do a scientific study and I loved this during the winter.
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I went to their website and all I can find is that this "is a plant distinguished by its propensity towards growing in colder climates, such as the Rocky Mountains, and certain arctic regions"..; otherwise, there is no information about country of origin, at least what I could find out.
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I am not a chemist but according to the bottle the syrup is 100% pure yacon. Other items I looked at showed illustrated the yacon at a lower percentage as you described.
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Honestly, I don't remember. I used it a few times and didn't like it so I threw it out. The reason I bought it though was because it had all natural ingredients so I know that there were no chemical ingredients. It just doesn't work all that great.
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Hmmm! Mexico. The first bottle I had (which I am still trying to find was USA and had natural ingredients, whereas this one does not. I was disappointed.
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It smells like roses instead of vodka. Also, the rose water part of it is soothing and softening :)
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The bottle states that it is 100% pure yacon. If anything were added it would need to be added to the ingredients list.
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Their website is: www.assertivewellness.com I'd ask them. There is nothing on the bottle that identifies the origin of the ingredients.Their address is in Colorado PH # is 970-385-7577 good luck
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Just checked the ingredients, and to be my surprise, no Mao! : ) Hope that helps. enJOY&#10071; Jeffrey in Delaware
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Great question. It is identified as Pacific Northwest Salmon, and per their website it is a combination of both wild and farm raised Salmon from around the Seatle as well as British Columbia areas, so some of the sourcing would be Canadian waters, not all US. None of the primary ingredients is from China at least, although in almost any pet food or treat it is likely that vitamin supplementation did come from China as the vast majority is produced there, even on treats or food considered US ingredients.
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I really cannot answer that question. I just know it is bark. I have not asked Frontier. I use this product because my brother believed in its curing and health benefits. He had cancer three times and met a man who had an herbal store. My brother was told about the bark and began taking it. The cancer never came back again and other physical benefits began showing when he would go for his medical/blood/cancer follow ups. Now I take it to increase my health well being.
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Here is a link to a listing of the chemicals in this product. http://www.northlineexpress.com/media/wysiwyg/pdf/ru-98msds.pdf
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Lewis, the info on the bottle only says "[it] comes from Arctic regions...." &#128570;