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What is the difference between base, hydrochloride (HCL) and acetyl?

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Base is the pure form of the compound. In some instances the pure form of a compound is unstable or has undesirable characteristics. The addition of HCL or acetyl group can make the compound more functional by changing physical characteristics. For example HCl's are typically more water soluble than their base counterparts.

Why do you only have glucosamine sulfate, and not N-acetyl glucosamine, glucosamine HCL?

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Numerous studies show that glucosamine sulfate is beneficial in maintaining the health of joints in arthritic patients and relieving pain. This is the form of glucosamine that has been helpful in the scientific research, so we do not sell any other form of glucosamine.

Is the Glucosamine in Free and Easy, Glucosamine Sulphate or Glucosamine Hydrochloride (HCL)?

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Free and Easy for Dogs uses neither. The sulfate or HCL is simply a carrier molecule for the actual glucosamine. One study showed the actual glucosamine in glucosamine sulphate to be 63% and for HCL it was 83%. Free and Easy is extracted using water resulting in a more pure form of glucosamine, which is one of the reasons why it is so effective. Also, a potential problem of glucosamine sulphate is that some dogs and humans are allergic to the sulpha.

What's the difference between Glucosamine HCl and Glucosamine Sulphate?

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Both Hydrochloride and Sulfate stabilize the glucosamine molecule into a solid form. In solution these molecules dissociates ("breaks apart") into glucosamine ions and either hydrogen and chloride ions, or sulfate ions (both of which are present anyway in the body and do not contribute or do any harm). It is the glucosamine ions that are important. The glucosamine hydrochloride is a bit more dense than the sulfate form, that is, it has a lower molecular weight.

What is glucosamine hydrochloride?

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Glucosamine hydrochloride is a natural compound found in the body that is used to help make and form cartilage. Glucosamine has also been shown to help lubricate, cushion, protect, and rebuild joints.

What is the difference between NAC (N Acetyl L-Cysteine) and this product?

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A. N Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) is sulfur-containing (sulfhydryl) amino acid which is present in many proteins, and is in the same class as the amino acid methionine. NAC is a naturally occurring amino sugar and is a form of cysteine which has been demonstrated to facilitate the SHORT TERM cellular detoxification of alcohol, tobacco smoke, acetaminophen [Tylenol?] poisoning and environmental pollutants in several in vitro studies.

Q12: What is the difference between Acetyl-l-Carnitine (ALC) and L-Carnitine?

Nutrition FAQ's
A12: As with many amino acids, L-carnitine can be found in several forms. ALC is the acetylated form of L-carnitine know to be a more stable form of L-carnitine. Interestingly, ALC passes the blood brain barrier more efficiently than L-carnitine. Hence, ALC has been the focus of research involving memory and cognition enhancement while L-Carnitine has been the focus of research in the area of cardiovascular health.

What is the difference between glucosamine HCl and glucosamine sulfate?

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Glucosamine sulfate is a form of glucosamine that is easily absorbed and has been extensively studied. Potassium chloride is added to provide product stability. Some professionals believe that their clients may experience enhanced joint support from the sulfate and potassium that this particular form provides. Glucosamine HCl is believed to be a slightly more stable form of glucosamine and has been only recently studied for joint support. Both have been shown to support joint health.

Q. What is the difference between NAC (N Acetyl L-Cysteine) and bioactive whey protein?

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A. N Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) is sulfur-containing (sulfhydryl) amino acid which is present in many proteins, and is in the same class as the amino acid methionine. NAC is a naturally occurring amino sugar and is a form of cysteine which has been demonstrated to facilitate the SHORT TERM cellular detoxification of alcohol, tobacco smoke, acetaminophen [Tylenol?] poisoning and environmental pollutants in several in vitro studies.

What is the difference between base and temporary filters?

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Base filters customize the way news items are displayed on the News page. If you want to temporarily filter more strictly or set a filter that completely overrides the base filters you can do it by using the temporary filters on the News page. In general, filters are used for setting up personal rules on which news the user wants to see. For an example you can choose to see all news of the Records section but only the most important news of the Contests section.

What is phenylephrine hydrochloride?

Bayer Consumer Care Products - Neo-Synephrine
Phenylephrine hydrochloride is a rapidly-acting topical nasal decongestant which is recognized as safe and effective by the FDA.

What is oxymetazoline hydrochloride?

Bayer Consumer Care Products - Neo-Synephrine
Oxymetazoline hydrochloride is a rapidly-acting topical nasal decongestant with a long duration of action which is recognized as safe and effective by the FDA.

What is PHENTERPRIN HCL?

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Phenterprin HCL is an extremely powerful pharmaceutical-grade oral appetite suppressant created for those who are significantly overweight. It helps you feel less hungry while giving you more energy. The recommended initial dose for Phenterprin HCL in 30mg capsules is to start with one Phenterprin HCL 30mg capsule per day. Your doctor can best determine the appropriate dose for you.

What is the difference between Big River base and Spiritwood base?

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Spiritwood Ambulance Care is unique, in that in 1995, a satellite base was built in the town of Big River to assist in the growing need for further coverage in the area. A satellite base enhanced the current service by decreasing response times and getting aid to those who need it quicker! This base and staff was essential in complimenting the existing health coverage by the local health facility and medical staff.

What is the difference between a platform top base and a fully sprung base?

Bed Obsessions
The base type makes a huge difference to the overall feel of the bed. A platform top base, which is basically a boarded top base, will always give a much firmer feel to the bed. Whereas the fully sprung base will work in conjunction with the mattress, giving added comfort to the bed. A bed with a fully sprung base will also tend to last longer than one with a platform base.
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