There's one post where he talks about the
reaction, and foaming. I don't recall right off
the bat everything it said, but if you check the
archives It should be there:) If it's mixing and
not separating you should be fine, although your
actual Lip C may not be as high a percentage. If
you can take it without gastric adventures then
you're probably absorbing it one way or the
other.:) The way the Lip C manufacturers are doing
the encapsulation is mechanical, but at a much
higher PSI. Even if it's just emulsified and
buffered and not a very high percentage of Lip C,
if you're actually absorbing it, it's all good:)
Annie
Control your destiny or somebody else will.~Jack Welsh
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Well, I have done it just as he said, but in a Magimix. I did get a bit of
foam--which then dispersed. The liquid has remained like a creamy (slightly
orange) milk and has not separated. Is this right do you think? dee
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