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Spermidine for Hair Growth: Fighting Hair Loss with Polyamines
Hair loss (alopecia) is a prospect almost everybody dreads. Many people are willing to spend enormous amounts of money, and go to extreme lengths, to reverse it once it begins – or even just stop it from getting worse.
Still, in spite of the astronomically high demand for palatable hair loss solutions, they remain largely […]
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New Rephyll Data: An Early Look from Aurea Biolabs (Beta Caryophyllene)
Aurea Biolabs has released early clinical study data on its potent anti-inflammatory ingredient, Rephyll, showing decreased fatigue, inflammation, oxygen requirements, and lactic acid with increased ATP reserves.[1] PricePlow got an early look at the data, so this article recaps the ingredient and summarizes the data.
A growing body of scientific evidence shows that your body’s […]
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Tecton Ketone Ester Hydration Drink: Finally, Great Taste in Ester Form
Keto diets have been all the rage in recent years. While the trend is somewhat on the wane, you no doubt are personally acquainted with several people who still swear by this powerfully therapeutic way of eating.
Exogenous ketones and their current pitfallsWith keto’s explosion in popularity came all kinds of exogenous ketone supplements. […]
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What is PeptiStrong? Neil Foster on Nuritas’ Peptide Network | Episode #112
https://blog.priceplow.com/podcast/peptistrong-nuritas-neil-foster-112
One of the most interesting ingredients we’ve covered this year is PeptiStrong, a pro-anabolic natural peptide network extracted from fava beans. Although technically a protein, PeptiStrong is not a dietary protein supplement like whey or casein – it’s actually a signaling network, meaning it delivers instructions to your cells that ultimately […]
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Cognizin® Citicoline: The Brain Choline
Enhancing cognitive traits like mood, focus, and reasoning is the reason many consumers take supplements. In this fast-paced, competitive world, your brain is your body’s prime real estate. Importantly, in our information economy, how well your brain functions and performs under stress can make or break your career.
That’s where choline comes in.
Choline is […]
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Research Study: Cognizin® Citicoline Improves Memory in Older Adults
If you’re a regular reader of the PricePlow Blog, then you know that we’re huge fans of Cognizin®, a patented and trademarked form of citicoline developed by Kyowa Hakko.
We wrote a deep-dive on Cognizin in the article linked above, so you can read that if you want the full story. Today, however, we’re […]
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NNB Nutrition CaloriBurn GP Pilot Study: 160mg + Exercise Significantly Increases Energy Expenditure
NNB Nutrition has published a small pilot study showing incredible exercise-based energy expenditure gains with CaloriBurn GP grains of paradise extract compared to placebo (crossover design).[1] This article recaps the mechanism and then discusses the new data.
There are two types of adipose tissue (body fat) – white adipose tissue (WAT) and brown adipose tissue […]
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Nootropic Study: PEAK ATP Improves Cognitive Performance After Intense Exercise
A new double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study published in Frontiers in Nutrition has shown that two weeks of PEAK ATP supplementation can prevent cognitive decline after high-intensity exercise.[1] This article explains the new findings:
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is arguably the most important molecule in your body. It’s the form of energy actually used by your cells. […]
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What is SPERMIDINE?! Meet the Latest Longevity Ingredient
Though sports supplements began as an industry focused on the now — formulating products almost exclusively for results in the present, such as pre-workouts, protein powders, and weight-loss formulas — the market has extended its reach in recent years. Sure, providing benefits in the present is important to consumers, but so is aiding them in […]
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