Nutritional content??
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serving size 2T,60 cal, 1.5g fat, 10g carbs. .4mg iron no vitamin A or C also no calcium, sodium or potassium
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serv size 2 Tblsptotal fat 1.5 gsaturated fat 1.5gtrans fat 0cholesterol 0sodium 15mgtotal carbs 9 gfiber 6 g sugars 1gprotein 3.5 g
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I looked for you and unfortunately I couldn't locate those levels, but did find proteins = 27%, fat = 14%, fiber = 6.2% & moisture = 8%. I hope that helps in some way.
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If you go to http://www.bellplantation.com their nutritional information is listed there.
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I think it's up to the individual companies to provide the nutritional data on food items. Here's a link to a website that I use to research nutritional info. I also create an entry for some of my recipes so that I can get a nutritional analysis of the recipe. [It's a FREE site]
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Crude protein 32.0%min, crude fat 15.0% min,crude fiber 4.5%max moisture10.0%max,magnesium 0.08%min,Taurine0.15%min,omega 3 fatty acids0.5% min, omega6 fatty acids 3.0%min. I would take a pic of the ingredients, but no place for me to upload it. Hope this helps.
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Hi, We have nothing to hide. Its listed in the nutritional information. However, we will put it on our title as well. Thanks for your suggestion, True Life Nutrients Support
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I just went to Bing and typed in "Alive multivitamin" and several websites came up that contain the label information. There are sooo many vitamins and minerals it'd take me a long time to type that all up but one website I found - Natures Way - showed the label information that'll answer your questions.
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Go to the Douglas Labs site. The Nutrition information on the label is long.
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The full nutrition label is on there website...http://www.nutrition53.com/pages/lean1
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There was no nutritional information included in the package I received. They were only dehydrated cranberries, no sugar or anything else added. Somewhat paper-y in texture so I always rehydrate them. My guess is very, very, little natural sugar, carbs, or nutrients. I think I did find one internet guess-timate for calorie and carb content. I don't remember the answer, but it was very low in both.
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There is no nutritional information. You can look it up on the web. It is just dehydrated cranberries.
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I looked this one up because I was concerned about the soy content as well. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-966-LECITHIN.aspx?activeIngredientId=966&activeIngredientName;=LECITHIN If you'll notice, the Lecithin looks to be a fat to help aid absorption etc. I'm going to go ahead and try this as it seems to be the best one I've found so far.
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Check out their website for complete nutritional info, but I believe that the natural one is 100% rice protein. This is a good rice protein, I enjoy it! :)
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I couldn't fine the information on the package but did fine this information helpful plus it lists the calories.GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein (min.)5.0%Crude Fat (min.)5.0%Crude Fiber (max.) 15.0%Moisture (max.)7.0%Calories (kcal)2.4 For my dogs I always cut the piece in half and that way I get double the amount. I hope this was helpful.
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You can find the Nutrition Facts on the back label of the package. Thanks,Healthworks
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I can't remember if nutrition or mineral content is on the package, but Chasing Our Tails is the brand. My dog has food allergies and this does not upset them; I highly recommend this if you have an aggressive chewer in your family!
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Most manufacturers of foods list the nutritional content on their web sites. A full package of this is 60 calories and 2g carbs. It also has 2g protein, 70% of your vitamin A, 12% vitamin C, and a raft of trace minerals. Only thing you have to watch out for in these measures is that many manufacturers feel the need to show the nutritional content as a partial consumption of the product as packaged. Maybe I'm weird, but if I open a small package of something or a regular size individual bottle, I consume the whole thing. Having to do math to figure out the actual nutritional content of a product is a PITA. Several other people who answered this question fell for that, since the web site lists nutritional content as 1/2 a package. http://www.anniechun.com/our-food/seaweed-snacks/sesame Its high in sodium, but anyone still worried about that hasn't been reading the latest nutritional studies, or the criticism for pretty much every other prior study that made poor health claims. The only iffy thing about this product is the use of GMO'd industrial seed oil (canola), but they probably had no other decent option.