Is this the same amount of mg of everything in what Dr. Oz advertises?
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Dr. Oz has made references to "gluten free phytoceramides" as an alternative choice for those who have "wheat" or "gluten" sensitivities. On his official website, Dr. Oz, in referring to wheat phytoceramides mentions 350 mg. Having said that, he did not mention the dosage for rice or alternatives to wheat, however clinical studies have shown that 40 mg of rice phytoceramides outperform wheat and sweet potatoe phytoceramides. Please refer to the images comparing all three phytoceramides on our product page in our image catalogue for further clarification, including the source of these clinical studies. Thank you for your question. Best wishes, Mark Gauthier. Dr. Oz has made references to "gluten free phytoceramides" as an alternative choice for those who have "wheat" or "gluten" sensitivities. On his official website, Dr. Oz, in referring to wheat phytoceramides mentions 350 mg. Having said that, he did not mention the dosage for rice or alternatives to wheat, however clinical studies have shown that 40 mg of rice phytoceramides outperform wheat and sweet potatoe phytoceramides. Please refer to the images comparing all three phytoceramides on our product page in our image catalogue for further clarification,... » Read More Dr. Oz has made references to "gluten free phytoceramides" as an alternative choice for those who have "wheat" or "gluten" sensitivities. On his official website, Dr. Oz, in referring to wheat phytoceramides mentions 350 mg. Having said that, he did not mention the dosage for rice or alternatives to wheat, however clinical studies have shown that 40 mg of rice phytoceramides outperform wheat and sweet potatoe phytoceramides. Please refer to the images comparing all three phytoceramides on our product page in our image catalogue for further clarification, including the source of these clinical studies. Thank you for your question. Best wishes, Mark Gauthier. « Show Less
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I am not sure the recommendations are. I just took as recommended on bottle. Going on my 2nd bottle . I notice a little difference in appearance of my skin.
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Yes. both in ML. and Oz. although the 2 oz. is not marked. The bottle is marked in 1/4 oz.
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No, there are 200 mg of magnesium, not magnesium citrate, in each tablet. Big difference. Two tablets supply 100% of the daily value of magnesium. Check the competing brands carefully. Some of them advertise the # of mg of magnesium citrate, not magnesium, in each tablet. It's like comparing apples and oranges. If they don't tell you the daily value, it's probably because they are advertising magnesium citrate, for which there is none.
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is this the same stuff as this? http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/01/busted-dr-oz-guest-must-repay-9-million-to-customers-in-magic-beans-diet-scam/
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Dr oz did promote Garcinia Cambogia, he will not endorse.a product, but this one had all the recommended ingredients
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I have no idea. Since it was recommended by Dr. Oz, maybe that question can be answered on his website.
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When i ordered it was for a total of 90 soft gels, the description clearly said how many gels, not sure which one your ordering. I also recommend the 1000mg - we had previously gotten a lesser mg and had to take 2 a day, now only 1
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I don't know that Dr Oz ever endorses a particular brand. This is a good brand. I use it daily and it has a wonderful flavor.
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No i didn't see that either, but I read about this brand in a magazine article and it has been helpful. Since age 50 I have been having problems losing weight and gaining inches at the waistline; so far i am encouraged. I think Dr Oz also says 1600mg per day and im only taking 800mg. I'm entering this cautious.
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The drug and active ingredient is EXACTLY the same. The AMOUNT of the drug per pill is different. It's 22.3mg per pill where the prescription strengths varied. I was on 40mg daily via prescription and I take two of these daily for the same results (my dosage level ends up just slightly higher than what I was getting via prescription).
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I don't believe that Dr. Oz gave any specific brand. I think what's important is the FOS content and this one is 67%, which is above average. For what it's worth, I thought that it was thick, like a syrup, not thin.
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No. They each have a different ingredient. This is a completely amazing product! My only complaint is, to be effective, you have to take two of each capsules per day, not one.The product is not so pricey until you consider by having to double the dosage you are only getting a 15 day supply. However, Amberen works!!
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The OTC Version is only 27 mg vs the prescription 40 mg. It is working for me just as well as the 40 did so it is worth a try.
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Same ingredients. Make sure you get the 250 mg. The stuff I found in the store was half that.
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There is nothing even remotely deceptive about it. The information on the bottle means, as all products including food, vitamins, etc, that you get 200 mg PER SERVING and just like the nutrition listed on food products, the mgs in the product is based on the serving size of two gummies. That is made clear on the package's nutrition label. It's no different from buying a carton of Almond Milk and finding that the serving size is 8 ounces and the information on nutrition in EACH serving.
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What your vet has prescribed is exactly the same. The package I bought from Amazon is 6.35 oz. but the count is not indicated. Any other question you should contact the manufacturer: www.vetoquinolusa.com
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NO, this has nothing to do with Dr. Oz at all. The product is named OZ Naturals.