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Where is it sourced from?

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Hello R. Dobrenski....here is some info from the Seagate Products website about their Lemon capsules and powder...apparently the lemons are sourced from the interior valleys of the Baja California area.  History: Lemons are believed to have originated in India or China. Lemons have been principally used for their juice, and as an ingredient in cooking and baking. Because of its citric acid content and low ph of 2-3, lemon has been used for its antiseptic characteristics, for digestion and for helping clear common ailments such as clogged sinuses. Most germs do not survive at low ph. Lemon tree cultivation spread to Europe during the 1400's through their trade with India, and eventually were carried by sailors to the "New World" during the exploration by Spain. Lemons and their seeds spread across the globe as sailors recognized that this citrus fruit could help protect them from the ravages of scurvy.Processing: Seagate's lemons are grown in the interior valleys of Baja California. Seagate freeze-dries these whole lemons (which includes the skin, the pulp, the seeds and the juice) to make this whole lemon concentrate powder contained in each capsule. This is a very delicate low-temperature / high vacuum process that removes only the moisture contained in this fruit, retaining all of the valuable nutrients. These lemons have been grown and processed without the use of any chemicals.Benefits: Seagate Lemon is made from the whole lemon. While most people use only the juice and very infrequently due to its very acidic taste, Seagate Lemon is a low-cost, convenient way to enjoy the benefits of whole lemons on a daily basis. Lemon has many diverse applications. Although it is acidic, the metabolism of the lemon by the body will actually cause it to become slightly alkaline, which is less tolerable for fungus. It is a natural anti-microbial, supports kidney, liver and bowel functions, and has a very attractive smell. Just smelling the pleasant aroma of this product can make you feel good.Convenience: This product is the only practical way to consume the entire lemon.Competition: This freeze-dried whole lemon concentrate is unique. The manufacture of this product requires specialized machinery that can capture all the juice and recombine it with the ground up seeds, pulp and skin which are dried in a vacuum chamber and then pulverized into a fine powder.

Question 2

Are the capsules brown?

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Yes they are brown.  And if this is your first time using Seagate Products you might want to check them out at Seagateproducts.com.  A very reputable company in California and I think pretty amazing in today's world. 1.  They actually grow their own olive trees and press their own high quality olive oil. 2. They also catch their own shark to produce high quality shark capsules.  And it goes on and on.  They seem to go above and beyond what others do.  We've used their products for years and order from both their products from both Seagate and Amazon. Check out why you should be using the olive leaf capsules, and nose and throat sprays for your better well being.  To your health.

Question 3

Does it vegan  ?

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yes

Question 4

I am thinking about using this product because I’m concerned about using lemon water on my teeth. How many lemons are in a capsule ?

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The lemon powder contained in the capsules is made from the entire lemon -- the juice, pulp, seeds, zest and skin.  (So this is not lemonade which is water, sugar and some lemon.) Since lemons come in a large range in sizes, there is no specific measure in terms of how many lemons equal one capsule.  However, based upon the yield we get from processing and freeze-drying the lemons, a more exact measure is that one capsule (500 mg. of lemon powder) comes from approx. 5,000 mg. of raw whole lemon.

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Seagate Products Whole Lemon Concentrate 450 mg 100 Capsules

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