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Supplement Central Shuts Down, Blames Current State of Retail?
Is Supplement Central gone for good?
One of the larger online sports supplementation retailers has closed its doors for good. A favorite of many online supplement shoppers, Supplement Central held a major online presence over the years and it will no doubt be missed.
Unless you live in Pittsburgh, PA or Albany, NY, you may […]
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Arecoline from Betel Nut: Cancer-Causing Supplement Ingredient?
2018 Update: The latest supplement to include this toxic ingredient is the Steel Supplements Amped-AF pre workout. It is in a proprietary blend under the name One32 and we urge caution when using it due to the research discussed below.
2017 Update: We urge caution over an “international” version of Insane Labz […]
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The Supplement Industry 2017 Year in Review: The 10 Biggest Stories
2017 was one to remember. It was filled with incredible highs and lows that make it one of the most tumultuous years in recent memory. As 2018 dawns, we take a look back at the previous 365 days to recount some of the most notable headlines that caught everyone’s attention.
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Jim Stoppani SUED by Bodybuilding.com, Case Now Settled!
MAJOR UPDATE: This lawsuit was settled at the end of May 2017, and Jim Stoppani is coming back to Bodybuilding.com to produce content — although it seems like JYM products will remain available at Amazon and GNC. We’ll update with more details when available.
If you thought the ongoing Jim Stoppani Scandal couldn’t get […]
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NutraBio Updates: In Vitamin Shoppe & Bodybuilding’s Breakout Brand of the Year!
Although NutraBio has been around for over 20 years, the brand is still growing, and is well on its way to becoming a household brand. Their next major market gains are here as NutraBio continues to trailblaze throughout 2017.
The brand known as a leader in quality and transparency has had quite the year, and […]
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An Interview with Brian Rand: Kaged Muscle’s “Executioner”
Most of our readers know many of the celebrities in the bodybuilding and fitness supplement world. A great example is Kris Gethin, the man who created thriving sports nutrition brand Kaged Muscle.
However, what most readers don’t know is that there are a few good men and women who are really running the […]
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Bodybuilding.com Lays off 90 Employees. See Both Sides Here
A most dramatic year for Bodybuilding.com is coming to a nasty end, as the Idaho-based Internet retailer just laid off 90 workers via email in a “pre-Christmas downsizing”, per the Idaho Statesman[1] and KTB7.[2]
Bodybuilding.com issued the following statement:
“Today Bodybuilding.com announced an organizational downsizing. The change is part of an ongoing planned restructure designed […]
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Bodybuilding.com vs. Jim Stoppani: An IP Lawyer’s Analysis
A couple weeks ago we wrote an article about the Bodybuilding.com vs. Jim Stoppani lawsuit (which is now settled).
In that post, we mentioned that the was time to bring out the big guns – so the specialists are here to make comment.
Introducing Nick Gingo from Renner Otto Intellectual Property Law in Ohio:[…]Continue Reading →
Jim Stoppani Sued AGAIN. New Class Action Lawsuit
Update: This case was dismissed, but has already been re-filed. The PDF below shows the new complaint filed on November 26, 2016.
It’s impossible to cleverly sugarcoat this one, so we’ll just cut to the chase: Jim Stoppani has been sued again.
In what’s becoming an unbearably litigious year for the PhD, a […]
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Meet the Man Who REALLY Formulated Pre-JYM
In any industry, there are largely two kinds of people: those who interface with the consumers and media, and those who quietly get things done behind the scenes, wanting no fame and no glory.
But sometimes, when dirty laundry gets aired out, some of the clean clothing gets mixed up in the filth.
Such is […]
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