why only 40 mg instead of the Dr. Oz recommendation of 350mg
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Our product Potent Organics Phytoceramides has 40mg of Phytoceramides, they delivered from Rise and gluten free. Phytoceramides that we use in our product was clinically proven and they outperform 350 Wheat Based Phytoceramides. In other words our 40mgs of Rise Based Phytoceramides are more effective that 350mg of Wheat based Phytoceramides and its also Gluten Free, their Wheat Based Phytoceramides can't be Wheat Free....Our 40mg Rise delivered Phytoceramides - most effective Phytoceramides type on the market and you getting the best product available at the moment on the market.
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Joyce, natural components of human skin. There are different ceramide types (conveniently numbered - i.e. ceramide 3) and six are commonly found in skin. All four layers of the epidermis contain ceramides, and they play an important role by creating a barrier which reduces infection and helps to retain the skin's moisture. Reduction in the amount of ceramides may result in dry skin, dermatitis, or wrinkles. For years, ceramides were thought of simply as a structural component to the lipid bilayer of all cell membranes, including the upper layer of skin. Interestingly though, recent studies reveal that they can also act as a signaling molecule that send messages to the rest of the body. The "signal" they perform is apostosis, programming a cell to die. Safety is keen and it is safe.
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Oops, I made a typo in my response...sorry. It should have been 600 mg three times a day, not 800. My bad.
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The regular I think is 450? I know Rogiscal has about 450 as well, so the extra 25mg is professional I guess.
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Dear Pamela D. In order to achieve 450 MG you would have to take three capsules, as each capsule has 150 MG. sorry for the delay in my response. You should not take more than 2 in the morning and 2 in the evening.This is according to our doctor's recommendation. Stay well, Ruthy
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After some heavy math...lol...you are getting: 2694 micrograms which equals 2.694 milligrams per serving/6 drops. For adults older than 19 (including pregnant and breastfeeding): 1,100 mcg/ 1.1 milligrams per day is the recommended daily amount. Info from: 2014 University of Maryland Medical Center. 269.4 milligrams per bottle or 100 servings. Hope this helps.
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It says 30percent on my bottle so you would have to take 2 capsules a day for optimum support. You can also go to Dr. Sinatra's site and look at the product on ther.
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The milligram count is 375. If you look at different suppliments they usually all show the mil count on their labeling. I don't know if this count is high or low but it seems to work for me.
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Each individual tablet is 450mg. Any larger mg. count would produce a pill too big for most folks to swallow whole I'm thinking. What did impress me is this supplier does put more tabs per bottle than any other similar product I've purchased. Most supplements only fill their bottle half full; this supplier fills it to close to 7/8's.
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I agree the choices are overkill. I only use ounces and grams and ignore the ml and fl ounce options.
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my doctor recommended a specific dosage because same will benefit seniors with high blood pressure/cholesterol. ask your doctor what is best for your specific needs.
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40 mg of rice ceramides beat the 1 mg of sweet potatoes and the 200 to 350 mg of lipowheat in medical studies by third party doctors from germany and japan. also there were no side effects, unlike wheat which is gluten and many people are allergic to it and don't even know it! go with the rice you won't be disappointed. i know i am happy! When dr oz said 350mg he was referring to the weight of the capsule, the size of the dosage on the bottle he had said 350mg. all pills in phytoceramides are 350mg size dosage. what matters is the ingredient and the power it has in clinical studies and the 40mg rice wins. google it
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From everything that I have read: Our bodies can only take in 500mg at a time. The rest is peed out, so to take more is a waste of money!
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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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When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only... » Read More When I ordered it here the bottle was 2000 IU per drop, though this product also comes in 1oz size with 500 IU drops ~ for usually 2/3 to 3/4 of the price, so the 2000 IU is more affordable. I don't see the point of the 500 IU myself since I think most of the population these days need 2000-10,000 IU to bring their Vitamin D levels to optimum. Though it would be good for a child dose or if you only need 1000 or 2000 IU in the summertime one might want to split that dose up throughout the day ~ but it's more expensive that way. To know for sure, I would ask the seller this question as only they will really know. « Show Less
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Must be an error, 2500mg is waaaaay too much. Serving size on my packet is 100mg, usually 100-150 mg a day is a good dose.
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There is no good reason. This is 50 mg per pill. The rest seem to be 12.5. I use this all the time and think this dosage was in short supply and someone may be taking advantage of the situation. There are other places much cheaper try breastcancerchoices.com
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It equals to 3603mg which is wAy too much, ur Better off with 1/8 or 1/4 of a teaspoon 1/4 is 900mg . I take 1/8 usually and at night.