Is there nitrates in this ???
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The Noni fruit contains naturally occurring nitric oxide. These are not the same harmful nitrites, like those in wine that can cause adverse health reactions. Nitric oxide is GREAT for your body :) Here are some benefits: Nitric Oxide positively affects nearly every system in the body, promoting better health and wellness. Well-documented as a vasodilator, Nitric Oxide expands the blood vessels, resulting in improved cardiovascular heath. Help cells burn more fat Promotes wound healing Reduces pain Encourages lung health Inhibits viruses and bacteria Improves digestive function Provides restful sleep Maintains healthy blood sugar levels Hope that helps :) Here's a link to read more :) http://www.kyaniscience.com/usa/en/components/nitric_oxide
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It is 100% Noni juice with nothing added. I'm not sure if nitrates occur naturally but the label says contains naturally occurring minerals, enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins, pytonurtirents and bioflavonoids. In case this helps you decide if any of those things = nitrate. Sorry I could not be of more help than that.
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I am not the bottler of this product, so you can take my answer any way you want. I purchase this product because it is USDA certified organic. The manufacturer also claims that this is 100% pure noni juice with no preservatives. Once opened it needs to be refrigerated, which indicates to me it doesn't have any anti-bacterials such as nitrates. Even refrigerated it will take on a funky (funkier?) taste over time, which indicates biological processes at work. I'm convinced it is nitrate-free.
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I would say so. I looked at the ingredients, it is just vitamins and minerals!
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I don't know the NV/G of minerals of this powder. I purchased this strictly because I needed the kelp. Other and additional minerals I consume through food or other products.
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Hi Jim, Thank you for your question. After doing a little more research on your question, here is a more specific answer to your question. The amount of sodium nitrite is just a small trace, a few ounces in hundreds of pounds of meat. The amount of garlic added to each batch is less than 1%. Garlic We have done quite a bit of research on the issue of garlic in our treats. We have found sources that say garlic is not good for dogs. Others say garlic is not harmful, and in fact some pet owners feed garlic to their dogs to keep fleas away. It is common thought that a tiny amount of garlic is not harmful. We have pets that have been eating our dog treats for years with no adverse effects. We also have customers who have told us of their pets who are very sensitive to certain foods and treats who have had no problems when given our Rocco & Roxie treats. Sodium Nitrite We evaluate every ingredient in our products very closely and make sure it's something we're comfortable serving our own pets. That's why we're so proud of our Jerky Treats, made locally in the USA. The sodium nitrite that you asked about is a naturally-occurring mineral that is used to prevent any possibility of botulism or food-borne illness in meat. It's included in trace amounts for safety. In fact, almost every jerky for humans has it in there, too. Many other popular dog treats contain extra, unnecessary oils, fats, and fillers. We pride ourselves on the very short list of ingredients in our treats -- the first and main one being American-raised beef. What many people aren't totally aware of is that sodium nitrite is naturally found in so many of the foods we eat, including most vegetables because it's an element of soil. Here's an informative article about it that you may find interesting, and it may make you less concerned about nitrites. http://culinaryarts.about.com/od/seasoningflavoring/a/nitrates.htm Thanks again for your question and thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie, Paul Co-Founder Rocco & Roxie Supply Co.
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There is no sodium in this product, none whatsoever. No mention of it in the Supplement facts table or ingredients. It states that there are no preservatives. Hope this helps!
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When its 4-18-38 then yes mix your cal nitrate 15-0-0 to get good nute levels dont forget your magniesum also
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The box says the following regarding content... Total Nitrogen 30% with 3% ammoniacal Nitrogen and 27% Urea Nitrogen. It also contains Phosphate, Potash, Borob, Copper, Iron, Maganese, Molybenum, and Zinc. I hope that helps.
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W that said, there is monohydrate in here, but its not ur typical MH creatine. Thats y I said no. But just an fyi...
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I can see it on the bottom of the bag, left side. It contains Ammonium nitrates
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HI... you hit the jackpot... It has both citric acid and potassium sorbate, and carrageenan[thickening agent].. best of luck.. blessings joann
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Sodium nitrate is a preservative used in processed meats like hot dogs or deli meats. It's considered to be non-lethal in small amounts but can cause serious health problems if ingested in large amounts. The FDA controls how much is allowed in food but ask any doctor and I'd be willing to bet they would advise against making a steady diet consisting of only deli meat and hot dogs. Eye drops are literally "drops" of the stuff so I imagine this is why it is considered safe to use in your eyes but not safe to drink the bottle.
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none is added to it, as a natural salt it has a small bit, not enough to replace a low iodine issuebrett
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Yes, under other ingredients but quantity not provided. The 3 other responses at this time are accurate.
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On the bottle, at the bottom, it says: Other ingredients (natural mineral and vegetable source). My reviews are NOT fake. I'm a long-term Amazon customer. I have purchased and used these vitamins for several months. I previously used GNC Megamen.
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No. Just solids and chlorine as far as the package says. I think you need RO for that.
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Per the package it says 2 rocks per 2 liters of water. The rocks are basically removing the nitrates and tin found naturally in water.
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Yes it is. You can google the ingrediants and confirm that it is free of the substances you indicated in your question.