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Dynamine Achieves GRAS Status With Several New Safety Studies!
In early 2018, we wrote the first major article about Dynamine, the patented neuro-activating “stimulant” sold by Compound Solutions. More technically referred to as Methylliberine, the ingredient has since been put into countless pre workout supplements, fat burners, nootropics, and energy formulas, and we’ve found that we love really enjoy it at higher […]
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A Better Maca Ingredient: Lepidamax by Nutrition21
Supplements formulated around long-used natural herbs make up one of the hottest product areas in the supplement industry these days. With so many new and interesting products flooding the market, many of them novel and lacking significant research, some people have really taken comfort in herbs with scientific backing. We’ve seen roots such as ashwagandha[…]
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ProGBB: The Gamma Butyrobetaine Supplement that Enhances Carnitine
Carnitine supplements are some of the most popular ones around. If you follow PricePlow, you’ve likely tried at least one, and that’s a good thing, because way too many people are carnitine deficient due to our society’s irrational fear of red meat. Without sufficient carnitine, we have a difficult time with an immense number […]
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Muscle Building Supplements: The Next Generation (2019)
Let’s talk about muscle building supplements.
It’s 2016, and several new innovations have come out in terms of natural supplements that will help you build muscle yet aren’t too hormonal… so it’s time for an update.
Who is this document for?In two words: intermediate users.
This was written for those of you […]
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Higenamine: Appetite Suppressant Stimulant Also Named Norcoclaurine
Note: This article is out of date, and must be updated with the latest regulatory guidelines. The FDA does not accept it as a dietary supplement ingredient, as it was not sold as one before 1994 and has never had an acknowledged NDIN (New Dietary Ingredient Notification) per DSHEA 1994.
Our society is consistently focused […]
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Cordyceps Crackdown: Hit-or-Miss in Supplements.. Until Now!
This article was originally published August 28, 2016. It has been updated to reflect new research published in 2018.
Can a mushroom extract really improve mood, general health, and even athletic performance? Those who have been selling cordyceps, a complex mushroom used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, have claimed these benefits (and more) for […]
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Thaumatin (Katemfe Fruit Extract): Natural Low-Calorie Sweetener
When purchasing supplements, the leading factor in consumer’s decision should be ingredient effectiveness. If a pre-workout doesn’t have the right ingreedients to help you get a great workout, then why buy it?
However, what really separates good products from great products is, of course, taste! If it doesn’t taste great, then drinking your daily […]
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Betaine Supplementation Reduces Fat Mass in Women
New betaine research is in, Ladies and Gentlemen, and no longer does the evidence support supplementation in men only. The results of a recent study indicate women can expect reductions in fat mass when supplementing with betaine as well as an increased work volume tolerance when paired with resistance training.[1]
Also known as Trimethylglycine or […]
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Nitrosigine: The Nitric Oxide Booster That Enhances Brain Function
Nitrosigine, a patented blend of arginine and inositol, is one of the more innovative ingredients in the “nitric oxide” corner of the supplement industry. In this article we’ll discuss the major benefits and any potential downsides associated with one of one of the most interesting new ingredients to make its way into pre […]
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Velositol: Enhancing Muscle Protein Synthesis with Science
What is Velositol?
Velositol is a unique chromium / amylopectin complex that increases muscle protein synthesis (MPS) when combined with protein and exercise. It is GRAS affirmed[1] (generally recognized as safe) at the recommended serving of 2 grams per day in protein drinks (including ready-to-drink and powder), meal replacement bars, energy and protein bars, […]
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