Is this different than Beta Glucan 1,3/1,6-D (I only see 1,3-D on label)
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This is a very technical question requiring the understanding of molecular linkage, of which I am not an expert, but I an using the Beta Glucan shown in the picture. It is supposed to be one of the best, if not the best brand. I have just placed another order for 6 bottles. So,,,,,, I am putting my money where my mouth is. That is about all I can say. Thanks. Bud Howell
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I regret that I cannot help you as I have no experice with this particular product. Bob's girl
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When you click on picture, title says: "...by Transfer Point". I hope this is original!?? producer name should be on the label, by the law!
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You best take this question to Transfer Point's website and ask them directly but from a report I read this product contains Glucan #300 which when compared with most other glucans outscored all the others. The report was a pdf file titled "B1,3-Glucan: Silver Bullet or Hot Air".
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I,m sorry I really don,t know I take it because I was advised for my cancer by a friend have you tried to ask the maker Transfer Point inc.
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My guess is that the FDA intention with that category is to identify how much of the specifically investigated forms of dietary fiber the product contains. Fiber is actually a complex cluster of different polysaccharides with similar digestive properties. They aren't committing to saying that everything in that cluster meets the recommended requirements for health intended by dietary fiber. The FDA labeling site doesn't mention glucomannen among it's recommended forms of dietary fiber. Great question by the way!
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I have to be honest and tell you that I threw out this particular package after putting the erythritol in another container. The other brand I have in the cabinet (Wholesome sweeteners Zero) says 6g. As long as the ingredients list reads erythritol only (no other additives or mixes of sugar subs), I am not picky about brands. I go for good price and prime eligibility. That said, if you do some research on sugar alcohols, you will find that the carbs are considered negligible for erythritol. It does not affect blood sugar levels (non-glycemic). It is absorbed in the intestines but comes out almost unchanged. BTW, I use 1 tablespoon (like things sweet) in my morning coffee (giant cup), and it definitely has the laxative effect some sources indicate.:-)
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I had the same reaction when I bought this product. My suspicion is that they added the dextrose as an anti caking agent, but since we are trying to cut out all forms of excess sugar from our diets, I won't be buying this product again. I want the iodine, but not the sugar.
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I didn't see mention of that on the label. I didn't find it to be anything special in the bread I made. King Arthur is your best best and easy to find.
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The closest answer I found to this question is on Ortho Molecular's website: http://www.orthomolecularproducts.com/the-ortho-difference/formulations/
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I am using a different product now. Please check the label for the information you need.
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It's wheat dextrin, and the label says gluten free. I am very sensitive to gluten (in wheat, oats, barley, malt...) and this poses no issue for me. Works great!!
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As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise everything's the same. As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise... » Read More As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise everything's the same. « Show Less
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IF you look at the label on the front of the product it says less than 1 gram, so I do not know where you see 6 at!
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Over the last 5 or 6 years I had glyconutrients compounded for me at a local pharmacy with my doctors prescription. My insurance quit paying for it so I bought the Mannatech New Generation and it tastes different than what I had compounded. The doctor who invented this nutrient quit working for Mannatech and went on his own. Google "Wellness Quest". it tastes different also and is a tad more expensive. Amazon may even carry it.
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I read on another site that KAL said this product has always had maltodextrin in it, but they just started putting it on the label. I wonder if the FDA allows below a certain amount of an ingredient to not have to be on the label. It's disappointing either way!
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Can't tell. Proportions are not listed. The form is Zinc Glucomate and it is listed next to last in the ingredients so I'm thinking not much.
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Ingredients is on left side of label. Nutrition facts are on right side. I use very little per cup maybe a quarter of a table spoon. It has a unique taste. It's not like regular sugar. I use this bc it is better than regular sugar and I hate coffee black.
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label shows sugar glucose syrup solids lactose cellulose gum sucralose and other things which are not in the "ose" category
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Personally, I think very highly of BSN protein products (they are my favorites). There may have been some slight labeling changes over the years but I cannot remember. My suggestion would be to ensure that the two products you are comparing are in fact the same (one might be isolate vs non-isolate, or size of the container, or the "Dessert" product vs the "Syntha-6" product). I'm not sure what you are referring to by "PD" and Exp", sorry. I understand your caution about trying something new but both my personal testimony and the aggregate of reviews on Amazon should provide you some confidence that you are purchasing a great product. Anything beyond that, you're just going to have to try it for yourself.
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I have ordered this product from two different providers. I still have a container that is almost empty now. Both of the containers list Glucosamine at 500 mgs.