Will you please tell me if this comes in actual root form or if it is powdered?
1023890
These are finely diced, dried roots. It's not powdered. I use it to make tea :)
1023891
It comes in root form. I have to use a coffee grinder to turn it into powder. Hope this helps!
233553
It is not a powder. It is a regular sesame paste and it's very good. I will buy it again/
479779
That's a great question, and one that I've wondered many times. It may or may not be the real stuff, but I do believe it's the same ingredients (like buying the generic of a brand-name of any product at the grocery store), and it has worked just as well for my hair, from what I can tell. If you find anything further (whether with research or by experimenting), please update!
910265
I don'[t know for sure because I am a consumer and use this powder for making noodles. I think it's powdered spinach meaning they dried and powdered whole spinach. Spinach extract to my way of thinking would be the juice dried.
1509548
It's not a powder, but I wouldn't call it pellets, either. One of the respondents likened it to small rice granules. I also would compare it to finely chopped coconut. Anyway, it dissolves quickly and without the dust that a powder creates.
2182871
Yes it is in powder form. It has a slight citrus flavour but it isn't overpowering or unpleasant. I find it mixes in well with any greens powder for an added vitamin & mineral kick!
1613526
Just because I used this product a while back that doesn't mean I have the bottle in front of me or remember what exactly the bottle says. I gave you an answer based on your question assuming your product indicates it is in the form of an extract. Besides you question is truly irrelevant.Thank you,lia
475807
I Googled your question. Several results appeared on the screen. Apparently, the powder is called a "starter." I discovered that entering any question in the search box will give you the answers you are looking for.
711428
It is not powdered. It has the consistency of a sugar. Maybe a bit lighter than that, but that is the best way I can describe it. The taste is just terrific! I steep a half teaspoon of it in a half cup of boiling water then wait until the temperature drops to around 100 degrees, then add a teaspoon of honey and fill the cup with warm water, mix and drink the nicest tasting tea imaginable. Also obtaining at the same time; one of the finest health aids not known to Western Medicine.
698413
No, It is not truly a powder as I define it. It is better described as a fine grind. If you don't mind the consistency it would do well in your drink.
955362
I assume it is a powder, though I have never opened a capsule up. All I know is that is works :o)
1361438
With all seriousness, you may have to ask Mr Prophet No More. I hope his answer/s does/do not include personal attacks, attacks on your health, ridicule etc but above everything else, the truth, if he does indeed know the actual chemical composition of the powder he is reaping people off with. My best advise or answer though, is to keep away from his product. There are other sources that actually work. HIS PRODUCT IS A DUD. He is not a scientist and does not know anything.
1425351
This particular one is granular, not powdered. I wonder if you could put it in the blender and make a powdered form like you do with sugar?? I really like this product.
993368
Not sure but you can call their number: 1-330-633-8460. Best I can tell is that it is an inactive herbal extract.
1513857
Its just a basic mixture of vitamins and minerals that help the production/creation of roots. however, this product does not do what is says it will. instead, this product is great as a substance to mix with rooting medium to aid roots once they develop. use a rooting gel instead.
1866930
Hello, this powder comes from Organic whole leaf wheat grass. We hope this helps!
1649198
There's two way of extracting licorice from the root that I'm aware of one boiling in water and reducing to a powder or by soaking in alcohol over months I believe this is made w/alcohol but maybe at most on the strength of a weak cough syrup but I'm using a dropper or so for stomach ailments which equates to practically no alcohol if any in the first place.