What type of beets does this powder come from?
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All it says on the can is that it is equal to juice from 96 fresh beets. 1 scoop is a 1/2 cup serving of fresh beet juice. 54 servings
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Yes. It is regular sugar. It is made with sugar beets instead of sugar cane.
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They appear to be dye-free but i dont have the box anymore, just the container. It only says "beet root powder". I wd be super surprised if they had any synthetic dyes...
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Just saw this message. I have no idea. Perhaps you should write to the manufacturer. Just a note...........my husband does not take the beet root as prescribed, he's only taking one daily so don't think it's helping much if any.
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other ingredients: xylitol, cellulose gum, soy polysaccharides, pvp, naturalmixed berry flavor(strawberry juice, raspberry juice,blueberry juice,)beet root powder, silica malic acid, stearic acid, magnesium stearate, citric acid, maltodextrin, gum arabic. Contains wheat and soy beans
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There is no USDA label. The container says that it is non-GMO and grown from molasses. The ingredients label just says, Primary grown nutritional yeast, niacin, pyridoxine HCL, riboflavin, thiamine HCL, folic acid and vit B12. I purchased this one because it is from molasses as its source and not from sugar beets. I believe the majority of sugar beets today is GMO. There is nutritional yeast powder that is available that is organic but to me, it has a different taste.
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I don't know, as the package does't have the nutritional chart, but it's just dried beet powder. So I would assume that it's the same sodium content as natural beets...which I've Googled is: An ounce of raw beets have 22mg (1%) of sodium. The package is 4 oz, so it's 88mg, or 4%??? It's not that salty...rather, sweet.
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It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue, you might consider buying organic if you can find it. It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue,... » Read More It is just like cane sugar. Some say it is sweeter, others say it is not as sweet. I've never been able to tell the difference. Beet Sugar is the standard in Europe. When I had a food intolerance for cane sugar some years back, I could tolerate beet sugar just fine. Discovered this on a visit to friends in France. I age all the desserts I could stuff in my mouth and had no reaction. Back home in the U.S. I still had a cane sugar intolerance but could eat beet sugar with no problems. Now, though I understand that most beet sugar is GMO (not 100% sure about this, though). If this is an issue, you might consider buying organic if you can find it. « Show Less
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sugar, or any variation thereof, is not listed as an ingredient. Word for word the label says ingredient: RAW 100% ORGANIC (freeze-dried) Beet (Beta vulgaris) root juice and whole beet leaf greens. Absolutely nothing added.
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Mannitol, Crospovidone, Vegetable Stearic Acid. Contains <2% of: beet juice color, Sucralose, vegetable Magnesium Stearate
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If you go to the Now Foods webiste, they say that thier beets are non-GMO. I have included the link.http://www.nowfoods.com/M082695.htm
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Now that I look at the rock sugar product, I can tell you that the beet sugar is very different. The beet sugar looks, feels and tastes identical to the cane sugar you'd get in the supermarket. You can literally use it interchangeably with cane sugar......no one would be able to tell the difference. That rock sugar is something else entirely
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Ingredients: Roasted Barley, Rye, Chicory, Sugar Beets. This is what's on my label, and a website, www.cafix.com.
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I don't think so. They are made from fruits and vegetables and the colors are from beets but I think it is all natural sugar and nothing artificial.
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As far as my understanding of this product. The bees produce a resin like substance that is used bonding the beehive. So it is derived from the bees, this then is dissolved in alchohol to make it a ticture
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Beetroot juice, Natural L (+) Lactic acid (ingredients as shown on product label)
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Yes but you might not like it in all recipes. I use it in oat meal with NO2 for it's ability to relax the blood vessels.This will help health so not all ways bad even if not always the tastiest.Beet Root Muscle Activator was used by Dr. Ferid Murad he discovered that a single molecule, Nitric Oxide, played a clinical role in the cardiovascular and nervous system, even proposing that it could reverse heart disease in some patients. At the time of the discovery this was 1998 lab results with beet powder use. Discovery of no2 1991.Improve your stamina! have more fun!