I cannot find how this product is extracted. Is it hot water, alcohol, or both? Thanks!
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This product is not really extracted. Let me explain. In herbology, adding dried herbs to alcohol will create a tincture because the cellulose of the plant disintegrates in the alcohol, setting the bio-active components free. Not with mushrooms, though, mushrooms have a chitin cellular structure, not cellulose, like plants have. Chitin doesn't degrade in alcohol. The amount of bioactive components that become bioavailable in a mushroom tincture is minimal. The best extracts are powdered and have been dual extracted (hot water and alcohol). These can also guarantee a specific percentage of the bioactives - unlike tinctures.
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This product is not really extracted. Let me explain. In herbology, adding dried herbs to alcohol will create a tincture because the cellulose of the plant disintegrates in the alcohol, setting the bio-active components free. Not with mushrooms, though, mushrooms have a chitin cellular structure, not cellulose, like plants have. Chitin doesn't degrade in alcohol. The amount of bioactive components that become bioavailable in a mushroom tincture is minimal. The best extracts are powdered and have been dual extracted (hot water and alcohol). These can also guarantee a specific percentage of the bioactives - unlike tinctures. This product is not really extracted. Let me explain. In herbology, adding dried herbs to alcohol will create a tincture because the cellulose of the plant disintegrates in the alcohol, setting the bio-active components free. Not with mushrooms, though, mushrooms have a chitin cellular structure, not cellulose, like plants have. Chitin doesn't degrade in alcohol. The amount of bioactive components that become bioavailable in a mushroom tincture is minimal. The best extracts are powdered and have been dual extracted (hot water and alcohol). These can also guarantee a specific percentage of... » Read More This product is not really extracted. Let me explain. In herbology, adding dried herbs to alcohol will create a tincture because the cellulose of the plant disintegrates in the alcohol, setting the bio-active components free. Not with mushrooms, though, mushrooms have a chitin cellular structure, not cellulose, like plants have. Chitin doesn't degrade in alcohol. The amount of bioactive components that become bioavailable in a mushroom tincture is minimal. The best extracts are powdered and have been dual extracted (hot water and alcohol). These can also guarantee a specific percentage of the bioactives - unlike tinctures. « Show Less
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As far as I see the first ingredient is water on this particular product, also this is amoisturizer, alcohol tends to dry out your skin so it should not be alcohol basedIt is water based.
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no alcohol or grape extract...300 mcg Silver other ingredients: deionized water...
1600695
Look it up. Mostly extracts but also something called butylene glycol and castor oil
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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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water, hydrogen peroxide, cetearyl alcohol, ceteareth 20, isopropyl myristate, beeswax, etidronic acid, disodium pyrophosphate, potassium hydroxide, sodium benzoate
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I purchased the extract for my daughter, who wanted to make root beer cookies. Sorry I don't know the answer. Good luck
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Here are the ingredients,distilled water, grain alcohol, peppermint oil, grapefruit seed extract, grape seed extract, rosemary oil, thyme oil, neem oil. Hope it helps.
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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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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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It is an extract. By no means should it be used as a hot sauce. If you dip the end of a toothpick in this stuff and put it on your food, you will forget all about what you were eating.
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It has been awhile since i have used it, so this may not be accurate, but hot water may actually adversely affect the nutrients, so it may be best to dissolve it in only warm or cool water. It doesn't FEEL as satisfying that way, but it may be more beneficial though. The company could be consulted aboout that. https://cho-wa.com/
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Ingredients are as follows: water, alcohol (35%), sugar, vanilla bean extractives. Still pretty good.
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I use regular denatured alcohol. You can find it as a cleaning product or as a fuel at hardware stores, camping stores, or probably walmart.
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as far as I know it is alcoho and distiller water with some very mild abrasive. there are no ingredients on label though.
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Rubbing alcohol is what you use. 70% or 90% isopropyl alcohol works fine, and you can also find this at any grocery outlet. Getting a butane burner works the best and doesn't take as long to heat the water.
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It's an alcohol burner, so use rubbing alcohol from any drug store. I'd recommend 99%, the 70% stuff doesn't work as well for this product.