Is this water or alcohol extracted kava root?
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Not extract, just ground up root. People prepare it different ways, but you need a fatty liquid such as milk, or water with veg oil. Extract usually costs around $10 for 10g. I've had success with preparing the root powder, so that's what I stick with. A 1/4 oz makes about 1qt/ 1L. There is also a candy product available from Ozia.
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I believe it is Licorice Root. Taste the same as my Grandfather used to give me as a kid.
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Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting us! We are happy to help. This product has an alcohol-like taste to it due to the fact that alcohol is an ingredient. When mixed with water, it is relatively flavorless. I personally just tried a little bit of some that one of our product specialists had and didn't find the taste unpleasant or too strong. Please keep in mind that everyone's senses are a bit different, and what may not be strong to one person may be different for another. We hope this information is helpful! If we can assist with anything further, please let us know! Jenna G. Swanson Health Products Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting us! We are happy to help. This product has an alcohol-like taste to it due to the fact that alcohol is an ingredient. When mixed with water, it is relatively flavorless. I personally just tried a little bit of some that one of our product specialists had and didn't find the taste unpleasant or too strong. Please keep in mind that everyone's senses are a bit different, and what may not be strong to one person may be different for another. We hope this information is helpful! If we can assist with anything further, please let us know!... » Read More Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting us! We are happy to help. This product has an alcohol-like taste to it due to the fact that alcohol is an ingredient. When mixed with water, it is relatively flavorless. I personally just tried a little bit of some that one of our product specialists had and didn't find the taste unpleasant or too strong. Please keep in mind that everyone's senses are a bit different, and what may not be strong to one person may be different for another. We hope this information is helpful! If we can assist with anything further, please let us know! Jenna G. Swanson Health Products « Show Less
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There's two way of extracting licorice from the root that I'm aware of one boiling in water and reducing to a powder or by soaking in alcohol over months I believe this is made w/alcohol but maybe at most on the strength of a weak cough syrup but I'm using a dropper or so for stomach ailments which equates to practically no alcohol if any in the first place.
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The only ingredient listed on the bottle is rose water. I have used this rose water on my skin and in pound cake. I have not had any alcohol like feelings on my skin or in the taste.
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It's in a powdered form so I'm guessing it's pulverized root. There are little slivers of stems also, nut mostly it's powder.
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I don not think so. I think Kava is just a brand name for a particular kind of coffee. I've always thought it was a play on "java," an old slang name for coffee.
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Kava Kava is made of the root of a tree. I don't know if it contains gluten or not. I thought only grains contained gluten. M. R.
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Water (Aqua, Eau), Cetearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Glycerin, Glycol Distearate, Cetyl Esters, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Melissa Officinalis Extract, Humulus Lupulus (Hops) Extract, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Extract, Achillea Millefolium Extract, Propylene Glycol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Diazolidinyl Urea, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Fragrance (Parfum)http://www.mydevacurl.com/products/hydrate/one_condition
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According to the label and listed ingredients: water, alcohol, natural maple flavoring. It claims to be an "all natural pure maple extract". You could visit their website at www.arizonavanilla.com.
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The label on my bottle has wiped out except for the Spanish version...I think it's mostly distilled water and some funky chemicals. I don't see alcohol in it. The stuff works great, I even use it to clean my plastic lens glasses.
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Yes. This tea is made from the twigs of the tea plant not the leaves. It is drunk in the macrobiotic diet as the main drink even before water. It is recommended because it is alkalizing in the body if ingested as is with no sugar or milk added.
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The extracts may contain a tiny amount of alcohol. The amount of alcohol would be so small that only a chemist could measure the amount. If you are that concerned, send an email to the manufacturer.
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No, there's no alcohol what so ever. It's pure clear liquid extract. I know I thought with the word extract that may mean alcohol but it's in its purest form so the only ingredients are: purified water, organic stevia leaf extract, natural flavors. There's no cellouse (sp?) which most stevia brands in stores have fillers of and is not in it's purest form. No great for cooking or baking with and not good for your system. Hope this helps.
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Herbal extracts are often made using alcohol to extract the plant essence in a process similar to steeping herbs to make an herbal tea. I believe the no alcohol versions of this product use glycerin to extract the plant instead of alcohol, which is also a common method. The NOW brand no alcohol product is actually called a glycerite, probably referring to this difference.
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The main ingredients are water, caprylic triglyceride, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, isopentylgiol, cetearyl alcohol, etc
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35% alcohol... Vanilla beans is last but that has always been standard on any extract I've ever seen or used.