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MuscleTech Creatine Peptide 447 Updates: Now at Walmart With More Creatine Monohydrate
MuscleTech's Creatine Peptide 447 launched into one of the best-timed windows in recent sports nutrition history, arriving right as creatine and peptides became two of the industry's biggest talking points at the same time. Since then, we've seen it sell through multiple times in our system. Now the brand is taking the brain- and muscle-focused […] Continue Reading →
Alpha Lion Flips The Switch: SuperHuman Pre-Workouts Go All Red
Alpha Lion built its reputation on SuperHuman, the pre-workout family that put the brand on the map. Now the entire lineup is getting a head-to-toe rebuild, and the brand is leaning hard into a new idea: the switch.
On Alpha Lion's original black-label lineup, the products were about building capability. The new red […] Continue Reading →
SuperHuman Goes Red: Darin Decker Reveals Alpha Lion's New Pre-Workouts | Episode #228
Darin Decker returns to the PricePlow Podcast for Episode #228, his fifth appearance on the show and his first since becoming VP of Sales at Alpha Lion. He joins Mike and Ben for a full walkthrough of the biggest SuperHuman relaunch in years: five reformulated pre-workouts, a rebrand from black to red, and the […] Continue Reading →
Creatine and Sleep Deprivation: With a Single High Dose, Nutristat Quality Matters
Everyone's had one of those nights: three hours of sleep before an early flight, a newborn who won't settle, a deadline that eats into your bedtime. Morning shows up anyway, and your brain has to function through it.
Trending new research on creatine and sleep deprivation offers an unexpected angle on that problem. A 2024 […] Continue Reading →
Shawn Wells Breaks Down GLP-1 Drag: Muscle Loss, Mitochondria, and Dopamine | Episode #227
Episode #227 of the PricePlow Podcast takes us back to the NNB Nutrition booth at IFT First 2026 in Chicago, where Shawn Wells sat down with Mike and Ben for the first of two conversations recorded on-site. This one skips the usual business updates (that's what part two, with Dustin Elliott and Jake Mulder, […] Continue Reading →
GLP-1 Drag: Shawn Wells' Theory on Muscle, Mitochondria, and Dopamine
Most of the supplement industry's GLP-1 content covers two moments: the drug itself, and what happens after someone stops taking it. NNB Nutrition's Post GLP-1 Window framework belongs to that second part. This article covers the time in between, the actual stretch of time spent on the medication, and three linked theories NNB's science […] Continue Reading →
GHOST® Creatine Gets a New Formula: OptiCreatine™ Replaces Creapure®
For the past year, GHOST® Creatine has quietly done its job as part of the GHOST Basics lineup, a no-frills, single-ingredient pick next to the brand's fish oil, vitamin C, and digestive enzyme options. It's never had its own dedicated coverage here, until now.
That's changing on July 29, 2026, when GHOST relaunches Creatine on […] Continue Reading →
Helaina's effera® Outperforms Bovine Lactoferrin in New ISSN 2026 Gut Barrier Data
New ex vivo data presented at the ISSN 2026 conference gives Helaina its clearest gut-level case yet for effera® human lactoferrin over the bovine-derived ingredient that still dominates the category.
Presented in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in June 2026 alongside gut-microbiome research organization Cryptobiotix, the poster compared effera® against bovine lactoferrin, native human lactoferrin, and […] Continue Reading →
Animal Pak Gets a Limited Anniversary Edition for America's 250th
Animal is marking America's 250th birthday the way the brand has always operated: no half measures. Their 250 Limited Anniversary Edition wraps Animal Pak in red, white, and blue, pairing a hand-numbered commemorative can with an exclusive stars-and-stripes shaker. The packaging and artwork is beautiful, numbered to 2,500 bundles worldwide. The formula is the same […] Continue Reading →
Triacetyladenosine: The Chemistry and Research Behind Nutristat's Bio ATP
Patrick Arnold spent three decades chasing the same basic idea: take a molecule the body already knows how to use, then find a clever way to get more of it where it counts. He famously did this with ketones, but one of his lesser-known projects took aim at adenosine, the molecule your muscles release […] Continue Reading →
