“I don’t understand this relationship. On the jar appears 6,000 mg, but the nutritional facts declare: 120 mg of an extract 50:1.”
A / The accounts are made in the following way: A 50:1 extract means that each 1 mg of extract is equivalent to 50 mg of the whole herb. Then, by a rule of three: concentrate (extract) 120 mg amount a: 120 x 50 = 6,000 mg of the whole product without concentration. Rather than having 6,000 mg not concentrated there are 120 mg of concentrated that occupy less and are equivalent.”
