Is there a nutritional analysis? I've been using hemp oil as an EFA supplement & wonder how the two compare. Thanks!
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I'm unfamiliar with hemp oil, but I am very pleased with how our pets are doing on this pollock oil. We have four Westies, a breed known for its skin problems, but ours have healthy skin and shiny coats. Hope that endorsement helps in some way.
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There is nutritional analysis on the bottle but you can also look it up at grizzlypetproducts.com.
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http://www.grizzlypetproducts.com/pollock_oil/ Here is the manufacturer's web page. Hope this answers your question.
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Hemp protein, naturally has more than enough fiber, secondary to high protein. I have no knowledge of added fiber????
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Hi Jeffrey. Good Question: The correct answer is that in this blend NUTIVA sifts more NATURAL fiber from the hemp seeds [no other ingredients are added] into the mix, which changes the ratios of the protein to account for the added fiber (12g of fiber and 11g of protein per serving , whereas the regular Hemp Protein blend is (9g of fiber and 15g of protein). Hope this clarifies confusion.
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I can tell you that this product does work for me. Go with the ALA that has the best natural not synthetic production process. There are 2 different ones and a 3rd I believe that's a mix. You should feel a difference in 3 to 7 days from it. Source Naturals has worked wonderfully
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Unknown. This question is asked on Manitoba Harvest's FAQ section, they say they have "no interest in CBD." But, and I do stress this because other's who have answered this question are wrong, Manitoba Harvest's Hemp Oil DOES contain CBD... all "cold-pressed" hempseed oil does. I would not be taking this supplement if it had no CBD... that would just be silly. Hope that helps;)
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Dear Nancy N: Good evening. I would be my genuine pleasure to assist you with regard to knowledge of the Hi-Ratio Shortening that of which you have in question: .... The product manufactured by Kitchen Krafts (R) -- of which I myself have purchased through Amazon.com -- contains "partially hydrogenated vegetable oils ( i.e.: soybean and palm), both "mono-" and "di-" glycerides, and polysorbate (60) .... The net-weight of the packages they ship in to the Serious Home Baker ("SHB"), such as myself for instance, are of "Net Wt.: 3#," and one can either call or write to receive a free shopping catalogue @ 1-800-776-0575 OR &lt; www.kitchencrafts.com &gt; OR P.O. Box 442-L, Town of Waukon, IA 52172 .... Bon appetit (!) &lt;3
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I am sorry, I do not see anywhere on the bottle that the information you are looking for is available. Only the EPA and DHA from fish oil.
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I would go on the Designer skin website, to look up the ingredients. I don't think it has hemp in it, it's a serious tingle lotion though. I would check just to make sure.
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If the ingredients list is correct (which the name, value, quality and reliabilty are founded on) the answer is :No, no mineral oil of any sort. The organic oils I read here right next to my gallon jug, that has lasted and is still lasting much use for me (over 8 or more months, with months left!) ... The highest level of oil is the actual Cannabis Sativa Seed oil in portion.. next oil would be Sunflower Seed oil, and then rest of great blend of ingedients... Also made in USA, which give a little more peace of mind (over seas, products are not very regulated, and much is just by volume imported without full testing in labs as this is!) It's big claims other than the highly sought after effects of the hemp-oil is the Shea Butter, Ginseng, Vitamins A,C,E and a bunch of other quality ingredients... But, just since I am chatty about products I support and use, and like to hear the same from customers actually using the pruduct, NO Mineral Oil at all... I bought in bulk because I use this lotion daily for dry skin, and light spurts of excema. It does not build up throughout quite a few applications, and absorbs well... Again, personal value for me, as hemp has always worked best on my skin, and I enjoy the light scent, and just the whole body of the lotion... It is what you would expect any quality lotion to be, but 5 X's better in application/absorbtion/and longevity before needing more.... hope that helps with concerns, or even if your looking for a lotion that "has" mineral oil. This one would not be a choice... Cheers from Northern California
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Doesn't say. On the bottle, there is a chart titled Guaranteed Analysis. It says crude fat - 99% (min.), moisture - 1% (max.), DHA -5% (min.), EPA - 5% (min). Has note that the EPA and DHA are not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Nutrient Profile.
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It looks like they are getting this question a lot. I found this website http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Research/New-research-suggests-top-selling-brain-supplement-does-what-it-says-on-the-tin which looks pretty bogus, touting just what you are asking for. I have a feeling researching nutraingredients-usa would take you back to a web hosting company that the makers of FF paid to post this. Just my gut feeling, I'm not going to waste my time digging. Consumer's Report has a reputation for telling it like it is, mostly.
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The product label lists lyophilized sheep placenta plus fish collagen. The product is a nutritional supplement. What nutritional supplement do you know that "has FDA?" Do you use vitamin supplements or herbal supplements? If, yes, can you find any such supplement that indicates on the label that it "has FDA?"
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If you can find a website that lets you look at the amounts of nutrients in each, you'll see that you get much more "good stuff" in a serving of the regular than of the organic. I tried the organic (if it's organic it's got to be good, right?), but my husband had an allergic reaction to it, so we've gone back to the regular. And, btw, we can tell a difference when we take this every day.
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The lifstyl frother works well with most non-dairy substitutes including soy, rice and almond milk. I have not tried hemp milk which several users have reported works well too. Please let me know if there's anything else we can help you with.
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K.P. I used my hemp protein in smoothies, the container lasted almost two months before I used it up and it always seemed fresh tasting.I hope this helps. Joan
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As with all supplements and nutrition, everyone is different and you should do your own research on CoQ10, but I take it because I'm vegan so may not get enough of this through my diet and some research seems to show that it helps with recovery and health from cancer and I am a survivor so I decided to take this supplement, among other things. I think getting nutrition through your diet is better, however, so this is one of only a few supplements I take. Here's a good link that gives a pretty fair summary. http://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/heart-failure/tc/coenzyme-q10-topic-overview
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Since I use a variety of high-quality fish oil supplements, I can state that I investigated the issue thoroughly prior to testing. If it had been produced in any questionable locale or by any suspect company, I would never have agreed to reviewing the product. My primary objection to the product was its unnecessary use of soybean oil. There are always options to this ingredient. Given that objection, Eklund's was one of the only Omega 3 products I could "feel," eg. it potentiated the positive effects of antidepressants I've used over time and appeared to benefit mood regulation, too.