Do the eye pillow and sleep mask contain flax seed also?
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I beleave they do.i like the lavender.i use both of them every single nite.cant sleep with out them.the herbal ones are good to they put me right to sleep.i hope you try them and heat them according to directions because if u have a microwave that works really hot you may burn a hole in it .I did that a while back .you will like them.get a spray bottle to wet them before you heat them.dont wet them in the sink it will get gooey from the stuff in them.hope this helps you good luck.
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Yes it does. The total list of ingredients are: soybean oil, gelatin glycerin, fish liver oil, water.
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No. 4mg of lutine and zeaxanthin each and no omega 3. But I think it is helping to keep my macular at bay. Hope this helps....Joe
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I doubt it. They are much larger than flax seeds or chia, and hard as a rock!
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Yes. The only ingredient is Organic Whole Ground Golden Flaxseed. I use 2 large T daily as the most Excellent source of fiber.
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No, this product contains; Aqualance, Hylauronic Acid, Shea butter, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, BV-OSC (Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate), Resveratrol (Grape Seed Extract). For more information on Image Products you can review the website at imageskincare.com. Be cautious when buying products from sellers on Amazon as they are not licensed to distribute in this setting and many of the products are not actual Image Skincare Products, but packages that have been refilled with unknown products and resealed using Image Skincare Packaging. These items often have holes in the bottom. The Image Skincare Website can direct you to an authorized seller. The products are fantastic! No, this product contains; Aqualance, Hylauronic Acid, Shea butter, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, BV-OSC (Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate), Resveratrol (Grape Seed Extract). For more information on Image Products you can review the website at imageskincare.com. Be cautious when buying products from sellers on Amazon as they are not licensed to distribute in this setting and many of the products are not actual Image Skincare Products, but packages that have been refilled with unknown products and resealed using Image Skincare Packaging. These items often have holes in the bottom. The Image Skincare... » Read More No, this product contains; Aqualance, Hylauronic Acid, Shea butter, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, BV-OSC (Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate), Resveratrol (Grape Seed Extract). For more information on Image Products you can review the website at imageskincare.com. Be cautious when buying products from sellers on Amazon as they are not licensed to distribute in this setting and many of the products are not actual Image Skincare Products, but packages that have been refilled with unknown products and resealed using Image Skincare Packaging. These items often have holes in the bottom. The Image Skincare Website can direct you to an authorized seller. The products are fantastic! « Show Less
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I can't recall every ingredient, but for sure there is flaxseed oil. You can got to the nuts n more website to look at ingredients... Hope this helps.
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I did not recieve any pillows or covers with my purchase. The aloe vera gel portion is a cover, but it's meant to be part of the mattress and not an accessory. Hope that helps.
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cashews, almonds, brazil nuts, chia seeds, flax seeds, hazelnuts, pumpkin seeds (in that order)
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Yes. You should always grind flax seeds for nutritional value or they you don't get they're nutrients. They just pass through your system whole if you don't grind them, if you get my drift.
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Yes, it is indeed ground flax seed, ready to eat. 'Whole Ground' in the picture is relatively in small letters. By the way, it is also the best flax seed I enjoy everyday in my Oat meal or cereal.
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I take fish oil and the flax oil-I have dry eye-the eye doctor recommended taking both because of the high lignan in the flax oil.
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It depends on your pillow size. Probably yes. But this is a very pricey soybean. People like me to buy it for soybean milk. In many other stores, you could get nice soy beans by $1/pound.
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The pillow is filled with shredded memory foam but the cover is made of bamboo fibers that are antibacterial & won't let any micro organisms grow. It's hypo allergenic
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After researching Wikipedia, flax seed is not part of the wheat, barley, rye grain family that produces gluten so flaxseed would be gluten free but the Spectrum Essentials packaging does not state it is gluten free.
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I don't know about this. I do know, however, that flaxseeds ingested on a regular basis can be helpful to headaches if caused by inflammation. The bag-idea could be a good one, since the little seeds--because of their configuration--are ideal to wrap themselves around the affected area. But why use flaxseeds? Sand, rice, and other fine granules placed in silken bags to relieve headaches have been used for ages. Flaxseed is way more expensive, turns rancid too soon which would not be advisable in case of a headache. Smell is often detrimental when trying to alleviate headaches. Why not try sand mixed with lavender? Good luck, Joeanne with healing your headaches. I don't know about this. I do know, however, that flaxseeds ingested on a regular basis can be helpful to headaches if caused by inflammation. The bag-idea could be a good one, since the little seeds--because of their configuration--are ideal to wrap themselves around the affected area. But why use flaxseeds? Sand, rice, and other fine granules placed in silken bags to relieve headaches have been used for ages. Flaxseed is way more expensive, turns rancid too soon which would not be advisable in case of a headache. Smell is often detrimental when trying to alleviate headaches. Why not try... » Read More I don't know about this. I do know, however, that flaxseeds ingested on a regular basis can be helpful to headaches if caused by inflammation. The bag-idea could be a good one, since the little seeds--because of their configuration--are ideal to wrap themselves around the affected area. But why use flaxseeds? Sand, rice, and other fine granules placed in silken bags to relieve headaches have been used for ages. Flaxseed is way more expensive, turns rancid too soon which would not be advisable in case of a headache. Smell is often detrimental when trying to alleviate headaches. Why not try sand mixed with lavender? Good luck, Joeanne with healing your headaches. « Show Less
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Yes, this is ground flaxseed. Too many products make claims about fiber from flaxseed, but unless the seed is ground, it provides little benefit, unless you chew each and every flaxseed. Buy with confidence.