Is this the triglyceride form? Any success stories for dry?
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Sorry I can't help you. I only tried this the one time because it was a great price.
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My triglycerides were 230, with this for supplements and cardio excersise (of course fast food out of my diet) I manage to lower triglycerides to just 32
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I got through it and never got the nutrition specs. I now use Hoosier Hill Farm and it is 110 cal 15g fat 17g carb per 1/4 cup. PS do you know a more maltedly malted milk powder?
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Serving size, 3/4 cup dry; calories 200, calories from fat 20; Total Fat 2 3%; Saturated Fat 0g 0%; Trans Fat 0g 0%; Total Carbohydrate 41g 14%; Dietary Fiber 2g 8%; Sugars 0g; Protein 4g.Vitamin A 0%; Vitamin C 0%; Calcium 2%; Phosphorus 30%; Iron 8%.
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i use "my fitness pal" for food journaling...there are 2 willpowder nutrition entries...one lists 10 cal/tsp..the other 50 cal/TBSP. Been using willpowder in my coffee for years now...the taste is real and does not contain corn syrup.
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Read the coconut oil miracle. Great medium chain triglyceride, essential for good health
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yes, the serving size/nutritional info always refers to the dry version in any pasta...it is the only way to keep it controlled...the water intake is variable, and water has no calories anyways.
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As best as I can remember, the glycerite formula is not supposed to spike your glycemic index if you are a severe diabetic. The non alcohol would be for those trying to kick addictions as I was told any little bit could trigger a relapse. I also find the alcohol based ones have more of a bitter after taste.
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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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From the box I bought a couple of years ago: Water (Aqua), Octyldodecanol, Decyl Oleate, Glyceryl Stearate, Propanediol, Glycerin, Stearic Acid, Wheat Germ Oil (Triticum Vulgare), Ceteareth-20, Cetyl Alcohol, Borage Seed Oil (Borago Officinalis), Dimethicone, Glycosphingolipids, Cutaneous Lysate, Myreth-3, Myristate, Ceteareth-12, Tocopherol Acetate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Palmitate, Carbomer, Triethanolamine, BHT, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol. Are you sorry you asked?
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Try mixing it with coconut oil if you want a buttery flavored spread. Actually, I prefer ghee for this purpose. It takes a very small amount of ghee to get a very buttery flavor. I usually just use this for cooking as it is less expensive than ghee. Fat is necessary in our diets. The old propaganda about how bad saturated fats were was based on false data. Scientific studies have found that the opposite is true - but all saturated fats are not the same. Animal based fats are more problematic for many people to digest. That's why some buttery flavor added to coconut oil works very well. Someone posted that it will never taste like real butter. It IS real butter that has been dehydrated. Most likely this person has never actually tasted "real" butter. The flavor varies according to what the cows were fed. The consistency is what is different after being dehydrated just like the consistency of any dehydrated product is not the same as it was originally even after re-hydrating it. The calorie content is the same because only the water has been removed.
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the label says "partially hydrogenated vegetable oils s(soybean and palm) mono and di glycerides polysorbate 60.i don't know if this is trans fat or not but it tastes great in frosting.this is the only shortening I use. I use 1 cup of this stuff in a batch of frosting.a piece of cake or a cupcake isn't going to be a lot of fat.
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"Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the Triglyceride form of fish oil. "Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the... » Read More "Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the Triglyceride form of fish oil. « Show Less
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I am concerned about this also but just quit taking my multi-vitamin because it had folic acid in it instead of folate so... Also, while looking at my Vitamin E pill, it is oil based, as is the vitamin A and Vitamin D. This capsule is a medium capsule of dry stuff so how can it have 100% of Vitamins A (as retinyl acetate), C (as ascorbic acid), D (as ergocalciferol), and E (as di-alpha-tocopherylacetate) ??? I'll try it for two months and see if it can hydrate and/or rejuvenate my skin from the ceramides (label says: Ceramides (providing glycolipids, phytoceramides, and glycosylceramides).
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I still haven't figured anything out about the pectin but have been having good luck with using about 3 tablespoons of non-fat dry milk powder. I wouldn't think this should contribute to bad cholesterol as it is made only from skim milk.
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No, I don't. I'm not selling it, it was recommended by Dr. Oz. I have it in our home and have had it through two gallons. I am not a doctor but my cholesterol is better and I'm just about off of insulin. I am using it to replace artery clogging cholesterol products and my blood tests are improving. I'm not a doctor, only a very satisfied user. No FDA but I've never seen one on my salad dressings either.
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I just received my Yolife yesterday and made my first soy yogurt using the Silk brand of soy milk. It turned out fine! Not as firm as store brands, but not runny either. Next time I'll try adding something like agar or gelatin to firm it up a bit just to see what happens, and then move on to experimenting with coconut and almond milks. I love my Yolife! It's hard to find nondairy yogurt where I live, but now the search is over.
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Too late to check label used up long ago. My guess, drying & powderig, makes nearly fat free Good stuff to have on hand. Gettn'smore soon.