Can this root be pulverized and put into capsules?
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Please keep in mind I have not done that. The root feels stiff and dry enough to be put in a spice grinder, but I'm not sure how comparable that is to a store bought Valerian capsule. Please tell me if this works out for you bc I would love to try it if it does. Thank you!
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Absolutely. You can either put the herbs into a food processor, vita mix or some other sort of blender type kitchen gadget. Then you put the powdered Valerian root into clear gelatin caps you can either buy at the vitamin store or here on Amazon.
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im pretty sure you can use a grinder or mortar and pestle, etc to pulverize it and you can also put it in capsules, so yes
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The capsules are just over three quarters of an inch long (a standard size). They are easy to pull apart and the powder in them has a mild taste. You might try simply mixing it in a smoothie, or even a flavored yogurt.
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the capsule is pretty large. but you can buy the powder and add it to liquids or open the capsules and stir the contents into just about anything. I have even read of baking the powder into cookies.
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I can't tell that there is any change in how the capsule and medicine is taken in by the body. Consequently, I woould assume that the vegetable-based casings probably break down faster. Hopefully there is smaller inpact on our environment.
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Yes, the Beet Root Powder is the same as what is in capsules, but purchasing the powder and mixing 1 teaspoon with 3 ounces of water or juice works better in my opinion. I have used both capsules and powder and prefer using the powder and mixing it.
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Yes, it is a powder too and will mix with about anything. It is a little slow to dissolve. The flavor can be a little strong. Add some juice too--?
1247324
It's finely grown herbs, not as fine as a powder. Definitely is not capsules. (Great stuff - been taking it for 15 years!)
1023890
These are finely diced, dried roots. It's not powdered. I use it to make tea :)
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You could pulverize it into powder in a Vitamix, or dissolve it in water. I'm not sure if you could pulverize it by hand (with mortar and pestle.)
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Yes! It's a powder in a gel capsule so you can pull it apart if you need to mix it in with things
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I just swalled them whole, since they are capsules I dont think you can cut them in half or anything. They DID NOT work for me, after 3 months I stopped ordering them.
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I don't think that would work so well. The bottle has a special lid applicator. It is a powder, but, you hold the bottle sidways and just squeeze and the powder shoots out. Don't breath it in. If you get it on you then wash it off. I have had great success whit this product. Anything that looks like a catipillar will die in less than a day. You leave it on the plants and about once a week I reapply when it starts dissapearing. depending on how much gets washed off by wind, rain and watering. The product is much safer to use and for the environment. Happy gardening!
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I add it to my herbal tea. Just put it in the cup and then add tea. This helps it ti dissolve better.
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It's a capsule so you could mix the contents with some type of food, like applesauce. If you put the powder in water, I don't think it would mix well.
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Aaron the ones we have are capsules rather than tablets. Using the capsules ys they would dissolve in water but it will take about 30 seconds, I know because I just tried it. Not a great taste but just drink some water. The tablets could certainly be crushed.
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The answer would be yes because the capsule is in two sections. I have not tried this because the capsule is very easy to take for me.
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It could be, it is powdered and in a capsule. but it wouldn't taste good.. if I leave it in my mouth too long it tastes fowl. You could try it.