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Formulator’s Corner #06: Modern Immunity Supplement
Over the past two years, we’ve covered nearly a dozen immune system supplements here on The PricePlow Blog. However, although a couple have come close, none have nailed what we believe to be the optimal stack.
What’s wrong with the immunity supplements out there?In general, the recent wave of immunity supplements suffer from one […]
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Chromax and Hunger Regulation: The Chromium / Appetite Connection
As the obesity epidemic rages on with no end in sight, it’s forced many concerned dieters to take a step back and ask a simple question:
“Why am I always so hungry?”As is often the case with broad questions, there are numerous valid answers with merit and application. The most compelling answers to 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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Dihydroberberine: A Better Berberine
One of the most popular dietary supplement ingredients on the planet — especially in terms of metabolic health — is berberine. Today we discuss a new ingredient that actually makes berberine obsolete.
Berberine is a powerful plant alkaloid that improves the body’s insulin response, with large amounts of scientific research showing significant improvements […]
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The Evolution of Nutrition21’s Sports Nutrition Ingredients
Over the years, we’ve covered ingredients developed by Nutrition21, a leading developer and supplier of nutritional supplement ingredients. This article serves to differentiate Nutrition21’s sports nutrition ingredient profile, explaining their differences, use cases, and research studies.
Nutrition21 is an American company that creates novel, patented ingredients designed to improve and maximize human health and […]
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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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Formulator’s Corner #02: An NNB Nutrition Powered Fat Burner
In our first edition of Formulator’s Corner, we proposed a brain-boosting nootropic coffee creamer that used multiple ingredients to increase the mental power of a cup of coffee. Today we’re back with another idea. This time, we turn our attention to fat-burning.
While nootropics have seen rapid growth in the supplement industry over […]
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Chromax Chromium Picolinate: 25+ Years of Insulin Sensitivity Improvement
In the landscape of the overall business zeitgeist, the dietary supplement industry is relatively new compared to other industries. It’s grown leaps and bounds over the past decade, with a fresh supply of research studies, ingredients, and finished products whose releases accelerate every year.
In a time where new ingredients with tiny pilot studies bring […]
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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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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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