How is it different from the pharmaceutical grade?
1381847
I haven't use the pharmaceutical and I am not very sure if this had an actual effect on me. I ended up taking vitamin complex B every morning, omega 3, and vitamin C. Besides meditation.
1381848
Pharmaceutical version is lithium carbonate rather than lithium orotate. Personally, (one of the reasons I think I'm so healthy is that) I don't use anything from big pharma. But that's me...YMMV.
1381849
in my research it is taken up by the body better; and in my experience it does help.
1381850
Dr. John Gray explains it well. He has a video on youtube called "Lithium Orotate improves your mood and your life".This is Lithium Orotate. The stuff that is prescribed is Lithium Carbonate. All the best to you!
1381851
It doesnt effect kidneys the way lithium carbonate does. No blood tests are required and ive never gained weight on lithium orotate but gained alot on lithium carbonate. Not sure if it effects others differently...im just a patient. But id prefer natural to pharmicutical anytime i can. To many side effects. My naturalpath dr had me try this 2i years ago. I went to pharmacutical for a year...gained alot of weight and it effected my thyroid as well.
2190973
I don't know. I read the info on both and no differences were indicated. Made me wonder if it was different suppliers.
368820
I don't believe there is a difference. I think it is just labeling. But I am no expert.
754960
I know when I was looking for this product it appears that there are 2 different strengths - clinical and something else. The clinical is better because it has a stronger component. Bremenn Clinical's site also has much information about their products. Also try Google.
998595
It seems like the chemical composition and concentration are the same so it should be no difference. Lyprinol cannot be bought on the American market anymore, you need to import it. Maybe the producer, Swanson can answer your question better.
1607045
From what I understand, this is industrial grade that's sold as a solvent, and marketed as medical grade. Although I could be wrong, but why say "this is a solvent" if it was medical grade intended for topical use? And there have been several customer reviews that have contacted the company. Apparently the DMSO is purchased in 55 gallon barrels and sold as these solvents... in the health department... Go with Dr. Jacob's Labs. They're a bit more honest about the medical grade of their products.
1855784
The kind I got was grade B. I don't know what the description says but the paperwork with it explained how they were changing the numbering system so it matches. Right now Canada labels different from the US. But they also have grade A syrup. So you could get either kind--I would base it on the label and assume the description was either a typo or a more generic description.
305809
I think grade B is darker and has more nutrients than grade A. I love this syrup and no longer can buy Aunt Jemima and Log Cabin A. They taste fake to me now.
92004
The main difference is that this Gold label has a 100% natural preservative system that is plant based. The Blue label has phenoxyethanol as a preservative, which is not a natural but mild and safe preservative.RegardsPura d'or
659214
'therapeutic grade' means that an essential oil has been carefully distilled to retain the maximum amount of constituents that have therapeutic effects. There is no 'official' meaning of 'therapeutic grade', as there is no agency that oversees the quality of essential oils in the United States. However, 'therapeutic grade' is recognized as a standard that should be upheld by the essential oil industry to ensure you get the maximum benefits possible from the oils you purchase. We believe this is of the utmost importance in selecting oils.
1453320
I see a previous post, but no reply. Is this a 'food grade' or 'pharmaceutical grade' product???
1719687
I am not a medical professional and I don't use more than the dosage because I get great results. I will take a guess and say that it is basically a "CYA" (cover your a**) clause because some people might be sensitive to something in it or because different age/weight/issues call for different doses but they have to go with the "lowest" safe dose to avoid people improperly dosing and then trying to sue for damages.
42959
Therapeutic grade is a marketing term for essential oils. There is no agency that grades or certifies anyone in this industry.
707230
As far as I know there is no difference,,,it's just very pure, what it says on the label is what is in it!
2155816
There is no difference. It's the same product, just marketed under a different name. So you can use it to supplement or you can use it for full formula feeding.
2193396
It says on the label 99.995% pharma grade. I have had no issues with this product. Use of any DMSO product demands that the area you put it on is scrupulously clean.
1237313
I am not sure WHY you are asking me??? I am not the person selling it and I think you should direct your question to the source. However, I don't mind telling you that "food grade" means it's used by the food industry. A*