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Ghost JOINT: Powdered Joint Support Supplement Where Old Meets New
Earlier this month, GHOST Lifestyle made waves with the release of Ghost Protein Cereal, the supplement titan’s first foray into functional foods that initiated a partnership with General Mills.
Yet inside that formula was a non-disclosed protein blend that included soy protein included — two things Ghost had never done before. This led […]
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PurpleForce: AMPK-Boosting Purple Tea Extract with Patented GHG®
When it comes to foods and beverages widely regarded as “healthy”, you’ll find just as many arguments against consuming them as you will in favor.
However, there are a select few that seem to be approved of by just about everyone. In the world of beverages, an obvious example is tea. We’re specifically talking […]
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Revive MD Subscription Box: Greens, Vitamin Packs, and More!
Whereas many supplement brands focus strictly on athletic performance, some have begun to take a more holistic approach to health supplementation. Revive MD is a brand that’s setting the standard in this regard.
With a huge catalog of targeted formulas meant to take aim at specific areas of health and wellness, Revive understands that how […]
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Revive MD Essential Vitamins Pack: Your Daily Nutrient Insurance
The first question most people ask when multivitamins come up in conversation is, “Why would I take one when I could just get all the nutrients I need from food?”
PricePlow’s answer is that, although the quantity of food available to the average person has dramatically increased over the past century, the quality of that […]
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AstroFlav Joint Plus: The Most Anti-Inflammatory Joint Supplement Yet?
AstroFlav is known (and named) for its astronomically great flavors, and indeed, flavoring is an important part of developing a good supplement.
However, the AstroFlav team has some serious industry expertise behind it, particularly on the retail side. It was really only a matter of time before they branched out into new supplement categories […]
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Fitnox: Nitric Oxide Faciliation That’s Fast-Acting and Long-Lasting
Nitric oxide (NO) is one of the most popular targets for supplementation. The vast majority of pre-workout formulas now include some kind of NO booster, and stimulant-free workouts focus primarily (and sometimes exclusively) on achieving the highly sought-after pump that comes with NO-mediated vasodilation.
Vasodilation can be a great thing. When your arteries expand […]
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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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Anandamide: The Body’s Blissful Endocannabinoid Molecule
Most of us – hopefully – have experienced the runner’s high that comes from a great workout. It’s this healthy, euphoric feeling that motivates gym goers the world over to hit it hard day after day after day.
It’s tempting to write this sensation off as a spiritual experience, in that it’s a transient and […]
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Pomegranate Power: Why Pom Extract Belongs in Sports Supplements
“Eat your fruits and vegetables!”
How many times have you heard that?
We all know that we should eat healthy vegetables. But oftentimes, life gets in the way, and for one reason or another, eating junk food is a lot more convenient.
So when you do happen to have your fresh produce game on point, […]
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Fungies Lion’s Mane Gummies: Gelatinous Neurogenesis
Fungies has come out with one of the best product mixes we’ve seen in years: adaptogenic mushroom-based gummies. This is part of a broader, industry-wide trend to normalize the use of previously obscure (yet quite beneficial) edible mushrooms like lion’s mane, reishi, and cordyceps, which have general stabilizing effects on human […]
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