This has Oregano and Rosemary as stabilizers - both known to be relatively unsafe in pregnancy. What is the level/units of oregano/rosemary?
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I am not quite sure the level/units you are requesting since I was not concerned this product being unsafe during pregnancy and I no longer have the product anymore. What I can indicate though is that my wife safely delivered our Twin Babies with no issues during pregnancy. They are now 16 months old. Sorry I cannot be of greater assistance.
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Hi, I am sorry but I threw away the bottle and don't have it any more to check for you.
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Well here's the data from the material safety data sheet: Ingredient Name % by weight CAS # Exposure Limits Active Ingredients: 2-Phenethyl propionate 2.0% 122-70-3 None established Clove oil 1.0% 8000-34-8 None established Rosemary oil 1.0% 8000-25-7 None established Peppermint oil 1.0% 8006-90-4 None established Thyme oil 0.5% 8007-46-3 None established Inert Ingredients: Proprietary blend of emulsifiers and solvents to 100% - None established From what I can tell if the kids aren't allergic to anything above, I would think it would be safe to use, it works great in my opinion, just smells heavily of cloves. Overall you get used to it and it's pretty safe to use.
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Nothing else but the PURE OREGANO OIL. It is very strong! BUT very effective.
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The Source Natural - Wellness brand liquid says "Standardized to 70% Carvacrol". On the back it says it yields 26.3mg per 4 drops. The NOW brand caplets say "min. 55% Carvacrol". I've been satisfied with both.
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no, not at all. .:)INGREDIENTS: rosemary*, onion*, garlic*, thyme*, red bell pepper*, carrot*, tomato*, black pepper*, basil*, Bragg Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil*, parsley*, tarragon*, lemon peel*, orange peel*, Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar*, celery seed*, dill seed*, oregano*, savory*, sage*, ginger*, coriander*, bay leaf*, turmeric*. * organic ingredients
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My wife is 5 months pregnant and asked her doc, she said no. The tea contains raspberry leaf extract which COULD be harmfull. No studies have been done, but the doc says better safe than sorry. Pregnant women can take unisome or a generic for sleeplessness, again, according to our particular OBGYN.
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While neem oil may be harmless, I have contacted the company to find out what the rest of the ingredients are. After all, if I am concerned about what I use in my garden, I should be entitled to know what is in it. This is the response I got: "The other 30% is inert ingredients. Inert ingredients are classified as confidential by law, so I'm not at liberty to give them out." To me this rings alarm bells! I ended up purchasing pure neem oil. You still dilute it, as you would this product. This way I do not have 30% of undisclosed ingredients to deal with and neem oil is the only active ingredient anyway. The product I chose is Coastal Scents Neem Oil, 16.90 Fluid Ounce, for $13, on Amazon. I like that it is fare trade and not tested on animals.
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This is a homeopathic item. The ingredients are not listed in "mg". First 3 ingredients are: arnica napelius 3x,arnica Montana 3x, and belladonna 4x.
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Rhodiola root (standardized to 6mg Rosavins (Rhodiola rosea)) 120 mg ** Holy Basil Supercritical Extract (standardized to 3.86mg total Eugenols (Ocimum sanctum)) 50 mg ** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Organic Gaia Farm Grown Wild Oats Milky Seed (Avena sativa) Schisandra Berry (chisandra chinensis) Organic Ashwagandha Root (Withania somnifera) Organic Gaia Farm Grown Holy Basil leaf (Ocimum sanctum) * = Daily Value Based on a standard 2,000 calorie daily intake ** = Daily Value Not Established .Ingredients Rhodiola root, Ashwagandha root and leaf, Wild Oats, Holy Basil E.T.O.H., Holy Basil Supercritical Extract, Schizandra berry, Withanolide glycosides, Rosavins, Salidrosides Other Ingredients vegetable glycerin
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This would be considered an essential oil. Most essential oils have known health benefits, are somewhat rare, and have very strong properties. In other words, you will never fry your food in oregano oil nor will you mix it with balsamic vinegar to make a salad dressing. It is far too pungent and strong to do that. You would instead dilute the oregano in a regular oil (often called a carrier oil) and allow the properties of the essential oil to infuse the carrier oil. Hope this helps
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1450 mg of a proprietary blend of (Organic) Evening Primrose, Flax Oil, Pumpkin Oil, Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, High Linoleic Sunflower Oil, High Linoleic Safflower oil in gelatin capsules. I cannot recommend this product highly enough.
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It does not say on the bottle and I could not find my original article about this product... I'm sorryBut, here is another that IS non- irradiatedBest Wishes100% Organic Turmerichttp://www.msreversed.com/Turmeric.html
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The bottle states: Methylsulfonylmethane~1500mg, Then below it states: Organic Turmeric, Seaweed-Derived Minerals. That is exactly as it is written, No amount on the other infredients. Thanks
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It's 100% pure Emu oil. It's got .00022% Vita E so it won't go rancid.. IF you're good in MATH, that's about as pure as you can get.:>)
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Kenneth W. hopefully this helps you link to some info http://www.thewoman.com/miracle_2000_ingredients.htm Philip
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Organic turmeric rhizome - 370mg. Turmeric extract - 80 mg (95% curcumimoids) Organic ginger rhizomes - 50 mg.
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Capsule: (Gelatin [Halal], glycerine and water), B.A.S.S.® (Botanical Antioxidant Stability System® [extracts of rosemary, organic oregano, and organic sunflower oil]), and natural mixed tocopherols.For more details, please visit: http://www.newchapter.com/fish-oil/wholemega#supplement-facts