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Exogenous Ketones for Liver Health: A Healthier Alternative to High-Fat Diets
Here's a paradox that might surprise you: while many dietary supplement ingredients force your liver to work overtime, exogenous ketones actually support liver health by generating cellular energy rather than depleting it! This flies in the face of conventional wisdom about supplements and liver burden -- but groundbreaking new research reveals that not all […]
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InnoSlim: Potent Stim-Free Weight Loss Ingredient by NuLiv Science (2022 Updates)
NuLiv Science is one of the industry's leading nutraceutical and dietary-supplement formulators. You've likely heard of them before: One of their patented ingredients, AstraGin, is used by countless brands to help boost ingredient bioavailability, and it's quite effective in doing so. With AstraGin's success, the industry took notice when they came to market […]
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Formulator's Corner #05: Mitochondria-Enhancing Pre-Workout Supplement
Over the years of running PricePlow, we've seen several generations of pre-workout supplements, ranging from insane energy boosters to well-rounded pump supplements to niche-specific muscle-building or fat-burning pre-workouts. We've run the gamut, and somewhere along the line, supplements in this category all began to look the same.
However, when NNB Nutrition entered the scene […]
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The Power of "Mito": Optimizing the Mitochondria to Unlock Clean Energy!
When looking for an additional boost in energy, we often turn to stimulants and other supplements to provide a jolt. While this usually does the trick temporarily, how often do we take a step back and ask why we needed the kickstart to begin with? Maybe the previous night's sleep wasn't great, or a tough […]
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MCT Oil: The Dietary Fat Source Built for Efficient Energy
Lifestyle, training, and diet are the three overarching umbrellas that affect our health and fitness goals, and figuring out how to best balance them is unique from person to person. For instance, someone trying to lose body fat trains differently, eats differently, and goes about their day differently than a powerlifter on a strength cycle.[…]
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