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[TheFountain]

http://www.hellenia....mg-Tablets.html

The question would then be,

1-What is the research behind a supplement that derives melon derived SOD with a non-gliadin based delivery mechanism? I believe someone posted something like this a while back, can someone locate the research data?

2-Is it difficult to import supplements from the UK? This doesn't seem available anywhere else. Seems cheap enough though.

Edited by TheFountain, 20 April 2012 - 11:34 AM.

[Luminosity]

Biotech enzymes are derived from sprouts. I don't think they have gluten. They don't seem to. Cellguard is one product they make that is SOD rich, I think. Green Magma is derived from Barley grass juice. I don't know if it contains gluten but it is rich in SOD.

Thanks a good price. If anyone has experience with this product, company or ordering from outside of England, let us know. Enzymes can be very helpful to those that need them.

Edited by Luminosity, 23 April 2012 - 12:30 AM.

[niner]

Good price but there doesn't seem to be any way to tell how much SOD is actually there. Maybe not that much?

[TheFountain]

The pills themselves are 10 mgs. I don't know if that is 10 mgs of the delivery mechanism or 10 mgs of SOD but if the latter is true it would not be so good.

[TheFountain]

Biotech enzymes are derived from sprouts. I don't think they have gluten. They don't seem to. Cellguard is one product they make that is SOD rich, I think. Green Magma is derived from Barley grass juice. I don't know if it contains gluten but it is rich in SOD.

Thanks a good price. If anyone has experience with this product, company or ordering from outside of England, let us know. Enzymes can be very helpful to those that need them.

Can you provide a link to these products so we know where to get them for a decent price?

[Luminosity]

I don't have the information. Sorry.