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5% Nutrition Core Creatine: 5 Grams of Monohydrate for 5-Percenters
According to legendary bodybuilder Rich Piana, only about 5% of the people in the world have the talent, vision, and grit to achieve their goals and become their fully actualized, ideal selves.
It was for the sake of this exceptional 5% that he founded the supplement company, 5% Nutrition, and identified its mission […]
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SmartPrime-OM: Amplify Omega-3 with Dr. Hector Lopez and Nutrashure’s Brandon Sojka | Episode #064
SmartPrime-OM is a novel omega-3 amplifying dietary supplement from Nutrashure, so we interview Dr. Hector Lopez to understand how it boosts EPA/DHA!
Show notes at https://blog.priceplow.com/podcast/dr-hector-lopez-nutrashure-smartprime-064
Are you one of the tens of millions of Americans who have taken an omega-3 supplement?[1] Are you a supplement formulator looking for a new innovation in the fatty […]
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Glaxon Electro Creatine: Hydrating Creatine Powder
As a tried-and-true staple in the supplement industry, most of us are no stranger to creatine. The ingredient, which is often associated with the sports nutrition market, is one of the safest and most well-studied ingredients in existence. Most companies tout creatine’s muscle-building benefits, but once you understand its underlying effects — supporting ATP […]
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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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Kaged Muscle Pro-Biotic: A Performance-Based Probiotic
When we think about probiotics, we too often only think about gut health and digestion. Those effects may be the primary benefits of probiotics, but athletes need to know that they’re not the only ones.
Kaged Muscle, a supplement company with a massive following in the sports nutrition space, has a new probiotic […]
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BioNMN: A Reliable NMN Supplement Ingredient
You may have read our mega-guide about nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) supplements. This article will focus on our preferred nucleotide supplement on the market — BioNMN by NNB Nutrition.
The BasicsNicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is a precursor to nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+). NAD+ plays a crucial role in the production of adenosine triphosphate […]
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Beta-Alanine: A Powerful and Safe Ergogenic Supplement
Beta alanine is a unique amino acid ingredient used in supplements to boost muscular endurance. If you’ve ever taken a pre workout supplement, you may have noticed your skin *tingling* a little bit. That’s the beta alanine getting to work, and in this guide, we’ll cover why it’s used in so many sports nutrition supplements.[…]
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NucleoPrime by NNB Nutrition: Step Up Your Energy Production
You may have caught our article about nucleotides — a family of “building block” compounds that play a critical role in energy production throughout the body. This article will focus on perhaps the best nucleotide supplement on the market, NucleoPrime by novel ingredient developer NNB Nutrition.
In one sentence, nucleotides are the building blocks […]
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LEG DAY! NutraBio Intra Workout Powerhouse Supplement is a Monster!
NutraBio brings in the MOAB (mother of all bombs) of an intra-workout supplement: LEG DAY!
The Leg Day BackstoryOn February 17, 2021, NutraBio CEO Mark Glazier teased an image of a “LEG DAY” tub on his personal instagram.[1] After posting the label, LEG DAY was released just 10 days later, and it’s available for […]
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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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