Hello Best Naturals. Can you please give us an answer as to what source your phytoceramides are derived from, wheat, rice or sweet potato. Thanks
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In case you didn't see the other answers to this question, I wanted to tell you that the product website shopbestnaturals dot com states it is free from "Sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives" so I hope that helps. Just do a search for phytoceramides on that website and you will get all the info on it. Hope that helps.
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PCD-Ceramides or Pyotceramides from Naturo Sciences Contain NO Binders, NO Fillers, and is Gluten, GMO and Wheat Free! It is also backed by a 90 day 100% Money Back Guarantee along with the 75% Garcinia Cambogia by Naturo Sciences which you can find at this link: Garcinia Cambogia Pure Extract By Naturo Sciences - Best Quality All Natural Health Supplement - Live for Your Body - 90 Count, 1000mg Per Serving, 45 Servings
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All I know it is from a vegetable source, but unknown exactly what vegetables they use, but,beans, pumkin seeds and swiss chard, and soybeans high in this mineral. Considering soy is the cheapest, prob using this as main source. Just guessing.
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1mg ceramide from sweet potato ext. and 75mcg Iodine from kelp. Veg. cellulose, steric acid, veg. Stearate and methylcellulose all from plant/mineral sources.
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None, it is pure phytoceramides from sweet potato & rice powder.Natural source of Ceramides and antioxidants. Suggest using a topical vitamin C treatment.
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Greetings....their B-12 is a result of cultivating certain raw elements and is unlike anything on the market. If you go to www.rawvitamins.com you can get a comprehensive answer. Also, their Vitamin D3 I take also because it is a result of using cultivated raw vegetables (mushrooms, I believe0 and it the best product on the market. That, too, is explained at the above website. Enjoy!! Fred
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Hey Dyana in my opinion no. But if your just someone who is taking Phytoceramides for Skin Care and not taking a Good Multivitamin then its just added benefit getting some vitamins you probably don't normally get. However if you are taking all of those vitamins either separate or together then its just a bit of a topper. Anything your body doesn't use of those particular vitamins it excretes when you go to the bathroom. I hope that helps. I was just checking out Phytoceramides because I saw it on a re-run of OZ because I am 67 and the years of harsh Colorado weather have taken its toll on my face.
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Thank you for the question. Short answer no, this is a nutritional supplement. You take them as easy as a vitamin pill. Research show that Phytoceramides orally ingested is much more beneficials since they Skin regeneration and restoration through Phytoceramides is achieved in phases and takes time. When ingested orally, Phytoceramides enter the bloodstream and then are absorbed into the inner layers of the skin. Over time, the Phytoceramides gradually seep into the outermost layers of the epidermis. From here, the skin begins going through the visible changes, as the cracked and damaged protective barrier is restored, while becoming rehydrated and moisturized. Hope this answered your question. ---------------------------------- This was an official answer by Restore by Entrust Formulas regarding: http://www.amazon.com/PHYTOCERAMIDES-Phytoceramides-Restore-Entrust-Formulas/dp/B00GFYX8F4
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40 mg of rice ceramides beat the 1 mg of sweet potatoes and the 200 to 350 mg of lipowheat in medical studies by third party doctors from germany and japan. also there were no side effects, unlike wheat which is gluten and many people are allergic to it and don't even know it! go with the rice you won't be disappointed. i know i am happy! When dr oz said 350mg he was referring to the weight of the capsule, the size of the dosage on the bottle he had said 350mg. all pills in phytoceramides are 350mg size dosage. what matters is the ingredient and the power it has in clinical studies and the 40mg rice wins. google it
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And if you dont know what Ceramide-PCD and Rice-based/gluten free phytoceramides are and the difference/advantage of taking it is, then do your research. This is the Ferrari of phytoceramides much lighter and more effective than gluten based phytoceramides from wheat or sweet potatoes.
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The source is algae. The manufacturer is Deva Vegan Vitamins. I did not like them because they have a lemon flavor that I found unpleasant. When I tried to return them I did not get a reply from the manufacturer.
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Check out their website for complete nutritional info, but I believe that the natural one is 100% rice protein. This is a good rice protein, I enjoy it! :)
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I bought this flour for a gluten-free friend. Incredible. Best over all other gluten free flours I tried. I am a non-GMO believer and as a gardner know even with vegetable starts genetic modification is a problem (NOT referring to hybridization). My best reply is to keep contacting www.cup4cup.com for reply. This being said my understanding in US is that corn is genetically modified. Most soy ect. vegetable oils are gmo. Thus the labeling dispute. Making it yourself you still have to know the "source" of your ingredients" and googling sites that list products still doesn't help you if your search item isn't listed. I buy Italian farrow since it's closest to original genetic makeup on wheat. The process of researching this only seems to create more questions since the source is out of our control and dependant on the supplier. If it doesn't state non gmo then it most likely has gmo ingredients. My guess. Wish this could help. Then there is the problem that gmo or not it's still fattening :-)
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It's is plant derived. Rice is the seed of a a plant. The "phyto" in photoceramides means ceramides from plant.
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Hello. This is an important question so I decided to answer it myself. The short answer is no. But please read on to understand what options may be better choice for you. Heres a somewhat detailed explanation and guideline to what to look for when purchasing from us or other providers of Phytoceramides. When you look around and compare different phytoceramide products, you will find different recommendations by different companies. The most "popular" dose seems to be 350mg for the sole reason Dr Oz recommended that. At the time of his broadcast and the sources he used at the time, they discussed wheat and gluten based dosages only, witch in summary is a very misleading or simplified recommendation. But many just promt follow that and ask for this dosage and nothing more. The most potent research we now have access to comes from another direction and continent all together - Japan. High quality Rice based Phytoceramides are superior all together, but dosages are different. In recent studies 40mg of daily rice based supplementation was more than sufficient for optimal results and performed better than phytoceramides from sweet potatoe and other sources. So that is what we have included in our supplement. Please beware that MANY companies take advantage of the "prescribed" 350mg dosage and use shady marketing tactics and vague description on their supplement facts tables. You get 350mg of what exactly? Even we dont really know that. Hope this helped you to see things from several perspectives. Best of luck with your purchase of Phytoceramides. If you have any other questions please asked them here for fastest response: contact@entrustformulas.com Regards Henry Restore Support --------------------------------------------------------- This was an official reply by Restore by Entrust Formulas regarding: http://www.amazon.com/PHYTOCERAMIDES-Phytoceramides-Restore-Entrust-Formulas/dp/B00GFYX8F4 More Q&As:
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Hello, Phytoceramides in general have been approved by the FDA as being safe for consumption. The FDA DOES NOT approve any particular brand of Phytoceramides or any supplement for that matter. It is illegal for any brand to advertise that their specific product is approved by the FDA. Our sister company,where this product is made,is one of the largest Softgel manufacturers in the U.S. and their facility is cGMP, USP and NSF certified. Thank You.
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I would not trust Nutrigold. I would not trust this company. They have been known to bribe for good reviews. If their Turmeric comes from India who knows if its GMO. It's not like you can expect a 3rd world country to keep great honest records.