Is there nany potassium in the product? Does calcuim block the HCA?
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There is 180mg of potassium in this product. Calcium is not listed as an ingredient in this product. I have heard that potassium aids in the absorption of garcinia cambogia. I am not sure if calcium blocks it or not.
562952
On the package it says it contains potassium gluconate and does not say anything about having calcium. Hope this helps
450126
It doesn't list calcium and the ingredient behind potassium is... Potassium- 160mg 15% of the daily dose
1375202
No, it doesn't. I wanted one as natural as possible with no fillers, binders, artificial ingredients, etc. Does have some calcium & potassium.
1712782
Honestly, I can't say that I have taken it regularly like I should have. I didn't notice any immediate effects. Furthermore, after researching Garcinia Cambogia a little more, I noted that the HCA in it can be negatively affected by calcium, rendering it worthless. Unfortunately there is calcium in this particular brand, which makes me doubt its effectiveness. I also wonder how I can eat anything I want with this and still lose weight if I have to cut calcium out of my diet completely for it to work. I'm a bit of a skeptic here, but you might want to seek out one that does not contain calcium if you want to try it. Honestly, I can't say that I have taken it regularly like I should have. I didn't notice any immediate effects. Furthermore, after researching Garcinia Cambogia a little more, I noted that the HCA in it can be negatively affected by calcium, rendering it worthless. Unfortunately there is calcium in this particular brand, which makes me doubt its effectiveness. I also wonder how I can eat anything I want with this and still lose weight if I have to cut calcium out of my diet completely for it to work. I'm a bit of a skeptic here, but you might want to seek out one that does not contain... » Read More Honestly, I can't say that I have taken it regularly like I should have. I didn't notice any immediate effects. Furthermore, after researching Garcinia Cambogia a little more, I noted that the HCA in it can be negatively affected by calcium, rendering it worthless. Unfortunately there is calcium in this particular brand, which makes me doubt its effectiveness. I also wonder how I can eat anything I want with this and still lose weight if I have to cut calcium out of my diet completely for it to work. I'm a bit of a skeptic here, but you might want to seek out one that does not contain calcium if you want to try it. « Show Less
1080508
The one I have has 41 mg of calcium, 58mg of potassium, and 500mg of garcinia cambogia extract. Nothing about chromium on the supplement facts.
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Hi Pat! On the ingredients potassium chloride is listed, but not noted on the nutritional listing as it must be so infinitesimal that they don't have to record according to USDAPotassium chloride is often added instead of salt!
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I used that product, then switched to Garcinia Cambogia 1300 from MaritzMayer. I'm not sure what it had in it. I would have purchased more, but this product was less expensive but still had 60% HCA.
633511
The bottle reads 60mg of potassium. 500mg of garcinia cambogia extract (50% hydroxycitric acid)40mg of calcium60mg of potassiumWhich gives a total of 600mg of all ingredients combined
1369703
Yes, there is 105mg of potassium in this product. Please check the product images for full list of ingredients.
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no - calcium and potassium which are salts are helpful for the absorption of the HCA which is an acid - an extract- from the rind of the fruit.
53295
It has 50 mg Calcium, 200 mcg Chromium, 50 mg Potassium, 1000 mg Garcinia Cambogia. I found Amazon to be the best place to buy it. Please so not go for one of those sites that offer a bottle for shipping. I did and got burned.
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The bottle that you received it is indeed a bottle containing 60% HCA. We recently updated our formulas to include 60% rather than 50% HCA and when updating our labels, the percentage in the supplement facts was over looked. We have since corrected this issue.We are sorry for the confusion and if you have any other questions please let me know.
2248998
Not sure where you read that. The product contains 1000mg Garcinia Cambogia of which equals 75% HCA. The description states that 60% or less is not effective.
1280831
There is no potassium information on the packaging but the website is: http://www.thinaddictives.com. They have a link on the page for asking questions. You can try that option.
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It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55,... » Read More It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. « Show Less
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hello I didn't see any potassium.i checked the regular ketchup it didn't list any potassium either. thank you, Jenny