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07-24-2002, 12:40 PM #1Fat Loss Enthuiast
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Beverly Intl Liver Tabs
Just curious if DP or anyone knows... I can always call them myself but it's long distance and I don't feel like talking to a sup salesman (I know, bitch, bitch bitch).
But... what is the nutritional mock up of a Beverly Int'l Ultra 40 Liver Tab? I know it's 2 grams of protein per tablet, but what about carbs and fat? I would assume just trace amounts of both (considering the ingredients), but then again you never know with sups.
So???
Thanks in advance, MB
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It's an incredible product......in myself and others, and I can't explain the mechanisms, they seem to "harden" the physique rapidly! MB, the only drawback besides price, is that they contain about 1 mg of iron per tablet. At 2-6 per meal, plus a Multi (I had to switch to an iron-free vitamin)...that's a lot of iron for a man!
Also, quality wise, there is nothing close to Beverly's Ultra 40 on the market!
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07-24-2002, 04:29 PM #4Fat Loss Enthuiast
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DP,
Agreed, great product and Bev always has good quality stuff.... but I take it by your response that the nutritional value of one tab is 8 calories, 2 grams protein, trace carbs and trace fat?
Not to be a worry-wort, I'm just curious. My next bulk (staying on the CKD style formula) will contain several of these per day and I just want to keep things in check carb-wise and calorie-wise. I currently take 2-4 per meal and they seem to help.
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09-27-2002, 08:18 PM #5Capricorn
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Exactly how much iron is too much for men? Does it depend on body weight/build? I take 3 Ultra 40's with each meal and my diet consists an average amount of red meat/beef.Originally posted by Dr. Pain
the only drawback besides price, is that they contain about 1 mg of iron per tablet. At 2-6 per meal, plus a Multi (I had to switch to an iron-free vitamin)...that's a lot of iron for a man!
DP
As for the Ultra 40s, just like the Bev Intl protein powders, they are great.Last edited by Max. Q; 09-27-2002 at 08:33 PM.
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09-27-2002, 08:28 PM #6Senior Member
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It varies.......see hemochromatosis, only some men have this...the RDA is 18 mgs, I believe!
Excess Iron accumulates in the organs and the blood.
DP
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09-27-2002, 08:40 PM #7Capricorn
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If the RDA is 18mg...1mg per Ultra40 tab, I'm at 18mg with just the Ultra 40s. Sounds like I should cut back on the Ultra40s when I'm having steaks. Also, I should get a "No Iron" multi-vitamin...Nature's Plus "Source of Life" w/o Iron.....does that sound right??
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09-27-2002, 08:56 PM #8Senior Member
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Yep....
That's the vitamin I use too!
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How do you know that?Originally posted by Dr. Pain
..........., the only drawback besides price, is that they contain about 1 mg of iron per tablet. ...........DP
It urks me that that doesn't say on my bottle of Ultra 40.. nor does it tells me the number of cals...
I had called them bout the cals before and I got 3 different answers by 3 different people...
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09-29-2002, 11:09 AM #10Senior Member
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I asked Roger!
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