Anti-Aging (Tag Archives)
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Polynol: Powerhouse Polyphenol Extract from Sugarcane
What if sugarcane is actually good for you?
We say sugarcane as opposed to sugar. Whereas sugar is an ultra-refined food derived from sugarcane, sugarcane itself is a plant, which contains much more than just sugar.
Sugarcane, like many plants, is full of health-promoting bioactive compounds. These include polyphenol antioxidants, which by […]
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Ghost Glow: Look Good, Feel Great (2023 Update)
Skin health is something that doesn’t get a lot of press in the sports nutrition industry. It’s tempting to write this off as a relatively “superficial” concern in an industry that’s geared towards helping people wring every last watt of mental and physical performance from their personal potential.
But as it turns out, the health […]
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Core LONGEVITY Introduces Mitochondria-Boosting Puremidine
Don’t you wanna live forever?
OK, well, we’re not there quite yet… but we’re getting closer!
A wave of exciting research has come out in the last 5-10 years highlighting NAD+, an important metabolic coenzyme that’s implicated in ATP production, and autophagy, the body’s process of cellular self-renewal.
NAD+ and autophagy appear […]
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GUMMIES Now Offered for Novel NNB Nutrition Ingredients
If you’ve been following the supplement industry for the past few years, you’ve clearly seen the growing trend for gummy supplements. The soft and chewable form factor is quickly replacing chewable tablets in many product categories, and they’re no longer just for kids!
The growing gummy trend serves itself well to ingredients that work […]
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Glaxon NAD+ Synergy: Healthy Energy, Healthy Aging
In the quest for extending human life while also increasing its quality, researchers have determined that the most effective approach is to target fundamental metabolic processes.
Research into various chronic “diseases of civilization,” like diabetes, depression and Alzheimer’s, are converging on cellular energy insufficiency as a unifying theory of degenerative illness. For this […]
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Glaxon Xerion Promotes Longevity and Blood Sugar Support
By now, most of us who are into health and fitness understand how important it is to keep glucose under control. If you routinely subject your body to huge blood glucose spikes, you will eventually damage your tissues through hyperglycemia.[1] Your pancreas will have to work overtime to bring those high blood sugar levels down, […]
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New NMN Study: Improved Muscle Insulin Sensitivity in Women
We recently covered a new dietary supplement ingredient known as NMN, short for Nicotinamide Mononucleotide. NMN is an oral precursor to NAD+, a critical component to cellular health and energy. A new study published in Science has shown that NMN improved muscle insulin sensitivity in overweight women.[1]
This publication begins to confirm in […]
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NuLiv Science Astrion: Deep-Acting Skin Health Ingredient
Long gone are the days when the supplement industry offered little more than proteins, multivitamins, and pre-workout formulas. Though these cornerstone products remain extremely popular, the industry has taken a more concerted interest in overall health and wellness. People arguably put more emphasis on their health now than they ever have, and brands have […]
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Shawn Wells Talks Energy-Boosting Supplements on Ben Greenfield’s Show
Over the past year, we’ve featured several supplement ingredients developed by Shawn Wells, the “Ingredientologist” who serves as Chief Science Officer for NNB Nutrition, an elite novel ingredient manufacturer. Shawn is a biochemist, sports nutritionist, dietitian, and formulation scientist, skills that he joined to coin the name “Ingredientologist”.
Most of Shawn’s work is based […]
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NMN Supplements (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide): The NAD+ Energy Precursor
The human body is a fine-tuned machine, capable of performing quite efficiently when all of its internal mechanisms are firing correctly. Just like any machine, though, it relies on some sort of power to get the job done. Most motor vehicles, for example, rely on gasoline whereas computers require electric power, and humans run on […]
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