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Wellness Extract: Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science
In an industry often divided between traditional wisdom and modern science, Wellness Extract stands as a bridge between these two worlds. Founded in 2017 by Virender Dass, this Canada-based supplement company has quickly established itself as a beacon of quality in the natural health space – but their story begins with a deeply personal quest […]
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DeltaGold: The REAL Vitamin E, Made from Tocotrienols
Dr. Barrie Tan has one of the best life stories in supplements – he’s not just a brilliant scientist, but a brilliant entrepreneur as well. As explained in his Episode #140 appearance on the PricePlow Podcast, it all began with his upbringing in Malaysia, where Dr. Tan showed a strong interest in science from […]
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Formulating Five Supplements with GG-Gold (Geranylgeraniol): Formulator’s Corner #12
Thanks to our recent podcast with Dr. Barrie Tan, we now have a better understanding of the biological building-block Geranylgeraniol (“GG”, sold as GG-Gold). Consequently, PricePlow followers have shown increased interest in new formulas containing the ingredient.
This crucial molecule, sold by American River Nutrition, is used to produce vitamin K2 MK-4, […]
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Dr. Barrie Tan: How GG-Gold Supports MUSCLE | Episode #140
In Episode 140 of the PricePlow Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Barrie Tan, founder of American River Nutrition, for an in-depth discussion about the powerful nutrient geranylgeraniol (GG, sold as GG-Gold) and its wide-ranging health benefits – especially with respect to muscle.
Dr. Tan, a renowned expert in the field of […]
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GG-Gold (Geranylgeraniol): The Most Important Essential Nutrient You’ve Never Heard Of
In the world of nutrition, we love to discuss topics like calories, energy balance, macronutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Yet in the real world of biochemistry, there’s much more to nutrition, metabolism, and hormone activity — there are also coenzymes, cofactors, and side chains needed to make the actual chemistry happen.
You won’t see these […]
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