another trace minerals liquid has arsenic... does this one?
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Not that I am aware of. I have been taking it daily without adverse reaction.
1356644
gosh, which product has arsenic listed? this trace minerals product contains a propriety blend, so the individual elements are not listed in the essential silica formula. why don't you contact the company directly? I've had great results with the cellfood products! i'm interested to hear from you about which product has arsenic listed.
1356645
There is no information on the bottle, it just says trace minerals. Suggest you contact the manufacturer. This is pretty good stuff though. . . .It really grows hair and fingernails . . .hopefully maintains bones.
1356646
Who knows really. The fact that they don't list or reveal the ingredients to you is very suspect. I know for cell food a company similar to the better business bureau did get a list of what's in there and have said there is at least 1 toxic ingredient in it. So buyer beware...
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This is an excellent product, but because it is a concentrated humic shale vegetation, by itself, it tastes nasty. However, if you mix it with orange juice and/or a liquid supplement there is no after taste at all. As for the arsenic, there are two types; the first is inorganic mined ore which is highly poisonous. Second, is the organic type found in plants, sea food, etc, and found in this trace mineral product. Since the plants and sea food have converted arsenic into an absorbable form it is completely safe for humans to consume, and is actually a necessary trace mineral for joint and tendon health. Hope that helps. This is an excellent product, but because it is a concentrated humic shale vegetation, by itself, it tastes nasty. However, if you mix it with orange juice and/or a liquid supplement there is no after taste at all. As for the arsenic, there are two types; the first is inorganic mined ore which is highly poisonous. Second, is the organic type found in plants, sea food, etc, and found in this trace mineral product. Since the plants and sea food have converted arsenic into an absorbable form it is completely safe for humans to consume, and is actually a necessary trace mineral for joint and... » Read More This is an excellent product, but because it is a concentrated humic shale vegetation, by itself, it tastes nasty. However, if you mix it with orange juice and/or a liquid supplement there is no after taste at all. As for the arsenic, there are two types; the first is inorganic mined ore which is highly poisonous. Second, is the organic type found in plants, sea food, etc, and found in this trace mineral product. Since the plants and sea food have converted arsenic into an absorbable form it is completely safe for humans to consume, and is actually a necessary trace mineral for joint and tendon health. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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It does not, but you may not needed it depending on where you live. Most good water sources, this isn't an issue. If you are using well water, this may be an issue, but then you'll need something like a reserve osmosis (under the sink) filter, rather than a gravity filter. Most gravity filters (ZeroWater, Brita, Pur) will not remove arsenic in high amounts, but will help with trace amounts, but then trace amounts won't hurt you.
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Complete list of minerals: Antimony, Barium, Beryllium, Bismuth, Boron, Bromine, Cadmium, Calcium, Carbonate, Cerium, Cesium, Chloride, Chromium, Cobalt, Copper, Dysprosium, Erbium, Europium, Gadolinium, Gallium, Germanium, Gold, Hafnium, Holmium, Indium, Iodine, Iridium, Iron, Lanthanum, Lead, Lithium, Lutetium, Magnesium, Manganese, Molybdenum, Neodymium, Nickel, Niobium, Osmium, Palladium, Phosphorus, Platinum, Potassium, Praseodymium, Rhenium, Rhodium, Rubidium, Ruthenium, Samarium, Scandium, Selenium, Silicon, Silver, Sodium, Strontium, Sulfate/Sulfur, Tantalum, Tellurium, Terbium ,Thallium, Thorium, Thulium, Tin, Titanium, Tungsten, Vanadium, Ytterbium, Yttrium, Zinc, Zirconium, plus other naturally occurring trace minerals found in seawater. If you want to download a certificate of analysis (PDF) of the ConcenTrace, which includes a summary analysis of all the minerals verified to be in the product, go to traceminerals.com to get it.
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one has to distinguish inorganic arsenic, often residual from cotton farming from organic arsenic which the body can handle and is not as toxic. Does Lone pine test for INORGANIC arsenic - I presume if they are organic this is covered but unless they really have good third party testing it is really an unknown. Most likely as they are biodynamic they would be particular about testing the soil when they first started out. Supposedly that region no longer has cotton farming and that was in the distant past so lead from Remington would be more of a concern in that area.
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Go online to now supplements and ask them. I have a lot of trust in their products. But if they are sourcing it from the Pacific ocean I would worry about more than arsenic.After the Japanese meltdown there is probably a lot to consider. Thanks for asking the question.
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I sometimes purchase this at Wholefoods and the supplement personnel told me that it used to contain Titanium Dioxide but no longer does. I wish Spry would make an announcement somehow to say yay or nay because this is annoying. I can say this, it is NOT on the list of ingredients.
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I'm not sure , but this is a great mineral . I can already tell a difference . I couldn't tell a difference in the way I feel on other minerals.
782414
From what I read on the label there is no flouride in this product. It's only trace natural minerals. All natural.
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Trace minerals? Dunno, but the label is very impressive. It's composed of feather meal, bone meal, fish meal, fish bone meal, alfalfa meal, sulfate of potash magnesia, blood meal, bat guano, kelp meal and gypsum. For trace minerals you can use azomite.
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Arsenic is not listed in the active ingredients. There is only one active ingredient and more than 90% is inactive ingredients. In my experience this will not kill all your bermuda grass. I made several applications before switching back to Roundup and over a year later I am still fighting bermuda grass.
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I have examined the bottle label and see a note stating" Information regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the Internet at http://www.regulatory-info-ba.com When applied as directed, this product meets the guidelines for metals adopted by Association of American Plant Control Officials. I hope this may be of some help in answering the question regarding Bayer Advanced All-In-One Rose & Flower Care Concentrated 3 Systemic Products in 1. ;
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WHY doesn't Celtic SeaSalt, Natural Tides sea salt, etc...list or email link to the overall mineral composition of their sea salts...?? Hiding anything you two...??
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I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any product to be sold which contained arsenic. Hope this helps! I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any... » Read More I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any product to be sold which contained arsenic. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You need to ask the vendor for a specific mineral content data analysis. Most companies who are providing products suggested for human consumption, lab work, or field work have this information as it is essential for control mechanisms to be in place while using the product. My application is much simpler, it is a filler and as such the chemistry is not an important component. My suggestions is to ask the provider for the MSDS (material safety data sheet) and or just pose your specific compounding question to the vendor.
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Don't think it has aluminum in it. According to the package it has the following trace minerals: sodium chloride / calcium /potassium / sulphur / magnesium / iron /phosphorus / iodine / manganese / copper / zinc
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http://www.traceminerals.com/products/liquid-tablet-minerals/concentrace-ionic-minerals try this site and send them any questions you have. Take your time and read the material.