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Glycerol: The Ultimate Guide for Hydration, Heat Protection, and Pumps
Sports supplements are built upon the foundational desire to perform better, and regardless of your goals, this aspiration is often the reason for introducing supplements into your regimen. We’re constantly searching for safe and effective ways to better our training, and supplementation is one avenue towards doing just that.
There’s no “one-size-fits-all” formula or […]
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Revive MD Lipid: A Complete Lipid Management Supplement
The majority of sports supplement companies put a large emphasis on producing products to optimize your performance and recovery. They may have a few health-based products, but it’s never their main priority. This is why Matt Jansen, bodybuilder and elite physique coach, and Dr. Domenic Iacovone decided to partner up and start Revive […]
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Berberine: The Best Glucose Disposal Ingredient Just Got Better
The most appealing beauty of the supplement industry is its ability to innovate. While most formulas are not groundbreaking revelations, every once in awhile, we’re hit with something that completely redefines the industry.
Berberine, a unique plant alkaloid that has been shown to improve the body’s response to insulin — to the point […]
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GlucoVantage: Dihydroberberine for Superior Insulin Sensitivity
We recently covered the premier glucose disposal ingredient, berberine. This article focuses on a more powerful, patented form of berberine known as dihydroberberine, which is also marketed as GlucoVantage from NNB Nutrition (info@nnbnutrition.com | NNBNutrition.com).
When assessing one’s health and physique goals, diet and exercise always come first. But there’s another factor […]
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How I “Fixed” My Cholesterol Levels with a Low-Carb Diet
Using 100g net carbohydrates per day (85-100% of them around AM workouts), I was able to make the following lipid and metabolic changes:
Triglycerides: 41 (down from 46 and 66) HDL: 56 (down from 66 and 59) LDL: 125 (down from 205 and 193) Total Cholesterol: 193 (down from 280 and[…]Continue Reading →
My LDL Cholesterol is High, But I’m Not Worried. Here’s Why.
Note: This is part one of a three-part series on cholesterol, heart disease risk, and the start of my personal journey towards health optimization via food and dietary strategy.
On March 8, 2019, I made a post on social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) explaining that after a dietary change, I was feeling better than […]
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