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Hi all!
I just came across this product and thought it may be an option for us Canadians who have a hard time sourcing APF. https://advancedappetite.com/home -- Jen Dunbar, Hr. Main, NL. Canada 2018 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Jen%20and%20Copper
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You would need to know if there is sugar in the base. The licorice is not safe unless deglycyrrhized. It has ulcer soothing ingredients similar to GUT https://uckele.com/g-u-t-2lbs.html .
-- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com
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I just contacted the company, and their reply was quick!. I first asked if their products would help a Cushings horse thru the "veil". I also asked about the flavorings (since no flavoring was listed on the product's packaging. After seeing Dr Kellon's reply, I then asked about the licorice. Here are their emailed answers.
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All deglycyrrhized has been removed !!
On Sat., Feb. 20, 2021, 5:56 p.m. Ronelle Dietsch, <rkdietsch@...> wrote:
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Ronelle and Yoyo 2015 Bend, Or, US
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Hope that's just a typo. The problem is glycyrrhizin and deglycyrrhized is the process to remove it!
What is the base liquid? Maybe that's the aloe. Can't tell because there is no list of active and inactive ingredients. Ask about sugar or molasses. Better yet, ask for a full list of ingredients. There's no such thing as peppermint or apple chlorophyll. You can get sodium copper chlorophyllin (which is semisynthetic, not natural) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorophyllin but not pure chlorophyll, and that may have flavors added. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com
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Trisha DePietro
Hi Ronelle. My experience reading labels is that the company who is purchasing the product- in this case it sounds like apple flavor and the peppermint flavor was added to the chlorophyll BEFORE the company who makes Green Goop purchased it. So, legally speaking, the Green Goop company did not add any of the flavors. So, they can say " no added sugars, or no added flavoring"....But that does not mean its safe. I was thinking about sending it to Equi- Analytical to get it tested to see whats really in it. I am not implying that this company is being deceitful. The company just doesn't realize how vigilent we must be in keeping out extra sugars and starches for our horses that are wicked sensitive....I agree with Dr.Kellon....more info is needed and it needs to be specific information. We aren't trying to recreate their product, we just need to know its safe....and that has to be determined by a complete list of ingredients.
-- Trisha DePietro Aug 2018 NH Dolly and Hope's Case Histories Dolly's Photos Hope's Photos Primary Responder
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