Re: Re: Real Balsamic Vinegar- legal or not?

[Guest guest]

Marilyn has already said that it needs to be on paper not email. The from concentrate part would make it illegal until you found out who made the concentrate and what they put in it. It's a drag but you have to chase everything down. This company could say they add nothing but who knows what the people add that sell them the products that go into them. Katy

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[Guest guest]

It LOOKS like it would be OK to me. However, you do need to get this

statement on paper, on their letterhead. It's a pain, especially if the

company is in Europe and you are not, but it helps keep THEM honest. The

people who answer the emails may, legitimately not know, and they're

telling you what they think you want to hear.

My only worry would be " the boiled down grape juice, " which is

obviously a concentrate. If they make the concentrate themselves, and

don't add sugar, great.

If you are using it, and not having problems, I'd say continue. If

problems occur, or you do not see the healing you hope for from SCD, this

would be one of the first things I would pull.

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Marilyn

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

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