I see that this product has maltdexion in it, which is a fake sugar. Any suggestions on another product to replace electrolytes?
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Thank you for this new information, I didn't take a notice to that ingredient. However here is a homemade recipe to replace electrolytes. 1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice 2 cups of filtered water 2 -4 tablespoons raw honey, to taste 1/8 teaspoon unrefined salt (to taste)
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Thank you for this new information, I didn't take a notice to that ingredient. However here is a homemade recipe to replace electrolytes.1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice1/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice2 cups of filtered water2 -4 tablespoons raw honey, to taste1/8 teaspoon unrefined salt (to taste)
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No. Actually I have found out that it also has maltodextrin and silica in it, too. I think I will look for another brand that is pure stevia. I'm glad you asked.
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Really kind of all of the above, but it's extremely salty (more so than Marmite, Vegemite, or Promite), so I'd go sparingly on toast or sandwiches. It is essentially based on Bovril, a blend beef boullion and yeast extract, from the UK, which can't be sold here in the US due to BSE concerns. This version, however, is thinner than Bovril. I think they may have just snagged a food grade beef stock and thrown it into a small jar, labeled it and charged $10 for it. Also, the nutritional label is clearly unrelated to the actual ingredients, because the only thing beyond "zero" is one gram of carbs and one gram of protein per serving. No vitamin content (and real Bovril does contain fairly significant amounts of B vitamins), and it says zero sodium, which is WAY off. This stuff is almost all sodium. Mind you, I don't mind this Bovrite, it's rather tasty, but it isn't what they are marketing it as, which is the same formula as Bovril. It's nice mixed with boiling water as a hot drink, and I just put the kettle on right now since you got me thinking about it. I've also put it in soups and chili to give it a boost, since these extracts are glutamates, similar to MSG, and boost flavor. But, I won't buy this again. It's time for me to take a trip back to London anyway soon..
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I want to clarify that the primary sweetener is Maltodextrin. It is a starch and sugar free. Stevia is also used. We're in the process of having the label updated to reflect this and in the meantime wish to post our reply here to help eliminate any confusion. Sincerely,Ann Parker
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Like I said in my post,I think it is tribulus. I had it analysed in a chem lab and they said it was. I had been using the product,i.e,.sd-200, for a couple of years with good results and then out of the blue my last order recieved around March didn't look the same (lighter color,finer granules) so I tested it by leaving it by a window for 12 hours and sure enough it clumped up. Note: remove from capsule to perform this test. Then I sent it to a lab and confirmed my findings. My attempts to e-mail Sam failed. I think its' the same old greedy bastard story. I would suggest that Pure Science Supplements has gone bad.
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Nope, haven't found anything yet. I decided to buy this 3 pack of...whatever it is. From the box, its clearly not the same thing at all as Norelco's razor cleaner, but I guess I'll give it a shot anyway.I'm thinking maybe a mixture of distilled water and rubbing alcohol might be similar to the normal cleaner we used to get? I mean it was alcohol based, so does that sort of make sense? I don't know what else to do :-/What's so strange is that cleaner is the supply you need most, and its now impossible get.
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It totally depends on the vendor you get it from. I purchased one bottle hesitantly after reading about the maltodextrin. I got lucky. After reading more comments about it I went and ordered another bottle from the same vendor. That one had the same lot number. More bad comments. I ordered another one. I am now waiting for my fifth bottle and if it is has maltrodextrin, I will return it. At least I have four great bottles of this stuff, all from the same vendor. It really is good. I'm sure by the time I run out, someone else will have come out with a new and better stevia.
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The ingredient list on the bottle states Stevia extract. That's it. Also says no fillers so have to believe there is no inulin or maltodextrin We, also, want pure stevia with no fillers...not easy to find :) Great info. emailed by the company when you order, especially how little it takes to sweeten. Also like this product because it comes with a 1/32 tsp. measure...no one has one of those around the house :) Hope this helps...enjoy!
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Try another flavor. The Vanilla one is pretty boring/bland but the majority of the shakes like Cookies and Cream are amazing. Also, maybe its expired. I would get my products from an actual Herbalife distruibutor.
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When I got mine a couple of years ago, I didn't get the great results from the Galeffi as I had for all those many years with the Brioschi I assumed that even though it said it compared to Broschi, the ingredients were not exact. I tried it only because the price of Brioschi had skyrocketed, and I couldn't afford it anymore. Now there is a product that has the Sodium Bicarbonate and the Tartnic Acid, called Gingera. I am considering trying that one.
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This is an organic unrefined brown sugar w/ a deep caramel flavor. Nutrients? I would have to say no as it is still a sugar(4g). Enjoy !!
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My complaint is Sucralose. Why put this junk in it. To see ingredients see http://www.sgnnutrition.com/ecodrink-daily.html
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I agree. You can definitely taste the sucralose and it's nasty. I'm so sorry I purchased this. Why the heck can't they just use sugar?? :(
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My old container says it is 100% stevia, other ingredients none. There is also another statement on the label that says "KAL Guarantees that NO other ingredients other than those listed on this label have been added to this product". Unfortunately, new packaging does not say that and instead lists Maltodextrin as another ingredient. Unfortunately I am now looking for pure, organic stevia that doesn't contain maltodextrin, GMO or otherwise.
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I think you're going to have to ask the makers of this product that question. You might also consult a vet nutritionist to find out why. I'm not all that worried about the contents of the 'sugar' which I assume you mean the sorbitol it contains.
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i have no ideal you would have to look that up on line... i ha e run out and dont have the bag to be able to turn it over and see but i think the sweetner is stevia...sorry i coul not be of more help.
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I ordered the gentle low foaming formula from Livamed and got the old formula. Since Biotine was bought by GlaxoSmithKlne they decided to throw out the old formulas and use some sort of ph balance instead. This does not help me at all. The new formulas will all burn.