What kind of millet is this? Foxtail Millet, Little Millet, Pearl millet, barnyard ect ? What is the nutritional value of the product sold?
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This is hulled millet for human consumption. I no longer have the bag as I repackaged it in order to freeze & refrigerate it. As for the nutritional component, you could probably find that with a quick google search :). Millet is lower in fibre than many grains, but has other components, and can add variety in a gluten free diet. I buy it because it's gluten free and not all brands claim this so may have been contaminated with gluten. I've ordered this brand 3 times now & it's always been fresh hulled (millet has a relatively short shelf life as compared with other grains, so should be used quickly or frozen & used within a reasonable amount of time.)
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This is the response I received from the company, "The product we sell is called White or yellow proso millet. Below is specification information on our millet." Product SpecificationOrganic Millet FlourDescription: Stone ground from clean, sound organic hulled millet which is free of foreign materials. Off-odors or colors. No additives or preservatives are used. Typical Analysis Minimum Maximum Protein 9.50% 11.0%Moisture 11.5% 12.5%Purity .99 .995 GRANULATION Per Customer Request Odor: no musty, sour, or other off odorsMicrobiological: microorganisms known to cause food intoxification or food poisoning in humans shall be absent from this products This is the response I received from the company, "The product we sell is called White or yellow proso millet. Below is specification information on our millet." Product SpecificationOrganic Millet FlourDescription: Stone ground from clean, sound organic hulled millet which is free of foreign materials. Off-odors or colors. No additives or preservatives are used. Typical Analysis Minimum Maximum Protein 9.50% 11.0%Moisture 11.5% 12.5%Purity .99 .995 GRANULATION Per... » Read More This is the response I received from the company, "The product we sell is called White or yellow proso millet. Below is specification information on our millet." Product SpecificationOrganic Millet FlourDescription: Stone ground from clean, sound organic hulled millet which is free of foreign materials. Off-odors or colors. No additives or preservatives are used. Typical Analysis Minimum Maximum Protein 9.50% 11.0%Moisture 11.5% 12.5%Purity .99 .995 GRANULATION Per Customer Request Odor: no musty, sour, or other off odorsMicrobiological: microorganisms known to cause food intoxification or food poisoning in humans shall be absent from this products « Show Less
1416883
It is hulled millet we use mostly for cooked hot cereal cooked all night in crockpot. I started using millet as it is more alkaline than other grains
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This is hulled millet for human consumption. I no longer have the bag as I repackaged it in order to freeze & refrigerate it. As for the nutritional component, you could probably find that with a quick google search :). Millet is lower in fibre than many grains, but has other components, and can add variety in a gluten free diet. I buy it because it's gluten free and not all brands claim this so may have been contaminated with gluten. I've ordered this brand 3 times now & it's always been fresh hulled (millet has a relatively short shelf life as compared with other grains, so should be used quickly or frozen & used within a reasonable amount of time.) This is hulled millet for human consumption. I no longer have the bag as I repackaged it in order to freeze & refrigerate it. As for the nutritional component, you could probably find that with a quick google search :). Millet is lower in fibre than many grains, but has other components, and can add variety in a gluten free diet. I buy it because it's gluten free and not all brands claim this so may have been contaminated with gluten. I've ordered this brand 3 times now & it's always been fresh hulled (millet has a relatively short shelf life as compared with other grains, so should be used... » Read More This is hulled millet for human consumption. I no longer have the bag as I repackaged it in order to freeze & refrigerate it. As for the nutritional component, you could probably find that with a quick google search :). Millet is lower in fibre than many grains, but has other components, and can add variety in a gluten free diet. I buy it because it's gluten free and not all brands claim this so may have been contaminated with gluten. I've ordered this brand 3 times now & it's always been fresh hulled (millet has a relatively short shelf life as compared with other grains, so should be used quickly or frozen & used within a reasonable amount of time.) « Show Less
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We have a product called Calcium & Magnesium by "NOW"- 120 Softgels. It contains the following:Nutrition Table Item Amount Per Serving Percent Daily ValueVitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) (from Lanolin) 600 IU 150%Calcium (from Calcium Carbonate & Citrate) 1.0 g (1,000 mg) 100%Magnesium (from Magnesium Oxide & Citrate) 500 mg 125%Zinc (from Zinc Oxide) 10 mg 67%Hope this was helpful Thank You customer service at XT Nutrition
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Nowhere on their website does it say anything about grass fed cows. Amish "style" rolled butter, not made by anyone Amish that i can see. I was on Minerva.com
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The product that I received was golden flaxseed meal. I am very satisfied with it and add it to breads and oatmeal, etc.
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The product label lists lyophilized sheep placenta plus fish collagen. The product is a nutritional supplement. What nutritional supplement do you know that "has FDA?" Do you use vitamin supplements or herbal supplements? If, yes, can you find any such supplement that indicates on the label that it "has FDA?"
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I bought husked millet and barely. They sell flour if that is what you want.
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I got this off the New Grains web site: filtered water, cold milled sweet white rice flour, cold milled sweet brown rice flour, egg whites, tapioca flour, palm fruit oil, sugar, potato flour, yeast, xanthan gum, psyllium husk powder, sea salt, calcium propionate. Contains: eggsI had found out a few months after I started buying this bread that it was based on rice flour, which is something I've been cutting out for various reasons (plus has no discernable nutritional benefit) so I stopped buying it. I still don't know how the carbs on the nutrition label can be so low when the first two flours used are rice. I got this off the New Grains web site: filtered water, cold milled sweet white rice flour, cold milled sweet brown rice flour, egg whites, tapioca flour, palm fruit oil, sugar, potato flour, yeast, xanthan gum, psyllium husk powder, sea salt, calcium propionate. Contains: eggsI had found out a few months after I started buying this bread that it was based on rice flour, which is something I've been cutting out for various reasons (plus has no discernable nutritional benefit) so I stopped buying it. I still don't know how the carbs on the nutrition label can be so low when the... » Read More I got this off the New Grains web site: filtered water, cold milled sweet white rice flour, cold milled sweet brown rice flour, egg whites, tapioca flour, palm fruit oil, sugar, potato flour, yeast, xanthan gum, psyllium husk powder, sea salt, calcium propionate. Contains: eggsI had found out a few months after I started buying this bread that it was based on rice flour, which is something I've been cutting out for various reasons (plus has no discernable nutritional benefit) so I stopped buying it. I still don't know how the carbs on the nutrition label can be so low when the first two flours used are rice. « Show Less
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I thought all millet was gluten free. I can say the people in our house that need to be gluten free are not having any problems with this millet.
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Unfortunately the box does not give an actual amount. It says it supplies 4% of daily value based on a 2000 calorie daily diet. The 4% is listed with or without 125ml of fortified skim milk. The serving size of cereal is 2/3 cup or 30 g. It is vegan, organic, non-GMO. To contact: www.naturespath.com/contact-us; facebook.com/naturespath Hope this will get you your answer.
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It is odd that oats are not listed which makes me think it is a labeling error. Since MCT is listed first, then that should be the primary ingredient but the fat content is listed at 3.2g per serving while the carb content is much higher at 26.4g. I agree that it would be best to contact the company for an answer. If you do, please let us know what you find out.
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I just spent 10 minutes on their website and while it says they grow their nutritional yeast on beets and cane molasses, nowhere do they state that the beets or molasses is non-gmo. I would rather assume that they ARE using GMO products to grow their nutritional yeast - because if they were not, I believe they would say so. This is a company with many healthy products...so there is no reason not to list whether it's GMO or non-GMO. I won't buy it because they don't clarify enough for me.
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I don't know as I've always had the "quick" oats. You could read the packages to get nutritional info. It is sold locally at Whole foods.
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Contains: Cobalamin 1000mcg-this is not the more absorbable Methylcobalamin which is active coenzyme form of B-12. Other ingredients: Mannitol-insignificant amount of sugar alcohol, Vegetable magnesium stearate, Vegetable stearic acid, Vegetable cellulose, Natural cherry flavor w/other natural flavors. When I need the detailed ingredients or doses, I go straight to Vitacost.com and see if they have it and if they carry it, you can get the detailed information under that item. I normally order the Methylcobalamin B-12 so I made a mistake in ordering these and never got around to returning it. I think when I did the review on this item, I reviewed it thinking it was the Methylcobalamin. Good luck!
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Tim, you may have to look elsewhere online for that info. I will say though, as a vitamin expert this is one of the finest mineral products I have ever used. Still using it. What makes it different is NOT the label, its the QUALITY which imho is superior to other brands.
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Hi..so sorry. We drank the ones that i bought. But.. I searched online for you. If you try that, there are various sites that have the nutritional info. I can tell you...we enjoyed the product!
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it has Rice, Barley and Millet in it as well as flax seed. I did not see wheat as an ingredient.
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Dear Nakamura,According to the website of the manufacturer, the only information related to the capsule is "Vegan Capsule (plant cellulose)". If you are looking for specific information, probably calling the manufacturer "Deva Nutrition" is a better option.Sincerely,The Vitamin Corner