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Exogenous Ketones for Liver Health: A Healthier Alternative to High-Fat Diets
Here's a paradox that might surprise you: while many dietary supplement ingredients force your liver to work overtime, exogenous ketones actually support liver health by generating cellular energy rather than depleting it! This flies in the face of conventional wisdom about supplements and liver burden -- but groundbreaking new research reveals that not all […]
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Hobamine: A Revolutionary Approach to Cellular Health with 2-HOBA
Health starts with our cells – they're the fundamental building blocks of every tissue, organ, and system in our body. But in today's fast-paced world, our cells face unprecedented challenges from environmental stressors, poor nutrition, and other lifestyle factors that lead to oxidative stress.
The Antioxidant Paradox: Why Don't Antioxidants Yield Actual Results?While we've […]
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Ghost Glow: Look Good, Feel Great (2023 Update)
Skin health is something that doesn't get a lot of press in the sports nutrition industry. It's tempting to write this off as a relatively "superficial" concern in an industry that's geared towards helping people wring every last watt of mental and physical performance from their personal potential.
But as it turns out, the health […]
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Ergothioneine: The Immunity and Energy Protector
Many dietary supplement categories have grown in popularity over the past decade or so, antioxidants particularly stand out. These versatile compounds help rid the body of damaging oxidizing agents, and with a processed food supply that has put us in a record state of "energy toxicity", antioxidants have become increasingly popular.
We've seen antioxidants used […]
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The Power of "Mito": Optimizing the Mitochondria to Unlock Clean Energy!
When looking for an additional boost in energy, we often turn to stimulants and other supplements to provide a jolt. While this usually does the trick temporarily, how often do we take a step back and ask why we needed the kickstart to begin with? Maybe the previous night's sleep wasn't great, or a tough […]
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