i want to know if this distiller and the Soxhlet extraction method do the same job? i want to extract capsaicin from cayenne pepper medicinal
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Soxhlet extraction uses a solevent to pass through the solid material, and is passed through the material many times (reflux) before it is condensed. The solevent is then removed from from the solid with a rotary evaporator. This extractor uses steam extraction. Steam is passed through the material just once and is imeadiatly condensed back into liquid. The oil can then be seperated from the water with a separatory funnel.
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This product is labled pure, it is in crystal form, and is also labled for animal use, however, I'm not sure if it goes through a distillation process or not, perhaps contacting the company would give you more information. I have used the MSM labled for human use, and there is absolutely no difference in the way it works, except maybe that it works better with a lesser amount.
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it's fantastic, but try to only use distilled water. it works better! Its has pressure dial.
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I don't know. I still have some left in a box that came with it. Possibly an herb shop that sells distillers.
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Hi, Directions are on the bottle. They recommend that you massage it into your scalp and leave in for 20 minutes--then shampoo your hair. The cayenne stimulates the hair follicle and aids in hair regrowth. I hope that helps. PRIOR to shampooing your hair. The pepper is a stimulant and it opens open the follicles ofte
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I don't have an answer for that. We went from using the liquid-behind-the-neck stuff under various names to Capstar. While it is a bit pricy, I am impressed with how quickly and well it works.
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The label on the container lists step by step instructions in English and French on how to use the product but does not list the ingredients. I have found that this product allows me to clean copper faster and with less work than other well known products available in grocery stores and hardware stores. It does not seem to hurt my hands though I try to use gloves whenever I clean with any commercial or household cleaner. Is it worth the extra money? Everyone's elbow grease is priced differently. I use this for my really tough jobs only.
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Yes, in this case putting it in a blender, and then straining/kneading is the best way.There are a couple great vender out there also with Critical c02 extracts that work great, they are called paradise kava.I strongly suggest you check out the kava forum also.it is kavaforums.com
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Hello L.J. It is first distillation of Lavender. Please let us know if you have any other question. :)
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Just garlic extract, faint flavor, not the robust flavorful one that you expect. You may want to try a different brand.
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Every product I have tried from this company has exceeded my expectations. I really don't have a reason to try anything else. I have purchased TA and Nettle, Horney Goat Weed (be careful ;) ) and a few other products. They seem to be the purist and they work. And as far as I know they were pretty much scientifically first on the market. I've Never Tried TA from any other company. Just make certain it is pure and not mixed with other types of ingredients. If that is the case give it a try. Then give this a try. That is pretty much the only way to know for certain. Also make certain that they aren't selling you a product that has a smaller investment price yet makes you take more pills. If You need to take 6 pills instead of 2 pills then it is not worth it. the only selling point I see on their page is where it is sourced from. I can't remember where this product is sourced from at the moment. But I am pretty certain it is free of all the pesticides and chemicals as well. It would be hard to prove this is true for either company. Still they are Extracting a particular portion of the plant in a sterile environment, supposedly. Which would make the growing process a non issue if they are truly only giving you a pure extract, then nothing else is in it. So I think either one is worth a try. It looks as though NLA also has 1:200 And it looks as though the prices are competitive. Conclusion: Try Them both, they both seem to be good companies, although I don't like the tactic of New Life trying to bash other brands or act holier than thou on their page. This type of extraction science is not new, it has been around for a very long time. And I would guess that SD-200.com has been at it a lot longer and whenever possible have refined their process to give the best product. That is my take. SD-200 won't fail you.
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I don't believe it really matters, as long as the water bottle says Distilled! I use the same distilled water that I use in my iron.. Just plain distilled water, I just get the Publix brand.. Go to any grocery store and you should find it there..
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I think it works with other kind of peppercorn, just adjust the knob for fine or coarse grind.
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You are correct this kettle is only half of a Fly or even Batch sparging rig. However this kettle, a nylon bag, and a fermenter are all the equipment I need to start a batch of homebrew. This is the method I use. Boil in a Bag Method This method involves mashing the grains in a fine bag, sometimes made of nylon. Once the mash has completed, sparging can be done by lifting the bag and draining out the wort. The bag is lifted so that the bottom is still in contact with the level of the collected wort( to prevent oxidization of the wort). Sparge water at 65-68 degrees Celsius is then poured through the grains extracting a portion of the left over wort. A suitable sparge volume to use for a 23L ferment batch is 2L. The efficiency of this sparging method is not as good as that of fly sparging, however the equipment required is not as complex and the efficiencies obtained usually end up in the range 70-80%. This method provides good efficiency with affordable equipment. Plus there is much less mess to clean up, a win for me. I want to brew for fun, so less futzing around with equipment in good. I mash and sparge in the same kettle. While the bag finishes dripping I can start on my boil without any loss of time or heat. (the trick is getting a small pulley set up above the burner to help hold the heavy wet grain. I use a removable pulley hanging from one of the hooks I installed to keep kitchen utensils organized; please don't tell anyone about my real motive) Once the boil is done I can chill the wort in the same kettle. The spigot helps greatly transferring the wort to the fermenter. I am very happy with this kettle, much more convenient than the stock pot I started brewing with.
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Either method will work. I prefer loose leaf for natural flavor. The first pot is to wash "remove any unwanted substance in the tea leaf". Enjoy the 2nd and 3rd pot.
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Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a pure. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp.
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The correct term would be alkali extraction. This is the final process to get your 90%+ protein from soy protein concentrate. Not that the extraction technique matters, this is soy isolate protein, the same type of soy isolate protein you are to find anywhere else. The only difference is it's being sold directly from the manufacturer. Tastes good, I suggest buying it.