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Spirulina, Wheatgrass, and Chlorella: The Big Three “Greens” in Animal Greens
The recent emphasis on immunity, metabolic health, and nutrient density has inspired the supplement industry to develop a new class of greens powders, a booming segment of plant-based “superfoods” to be added to a healthy diet. Every brand has their own way of approaching these green supplements, including various plant-based ingredients that […]
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RedCon1 GI Juice: Digestive Enzymes Go Reds Over Greens
Let’s be real. You don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables.
Thankfully, the industry caught onto this a longf time ago! Redcon1’s GI Juice recently burst onto the scene promising to heighten your fruit and vegetable game while improving your digestion with a full suite of enzymes designed to turn your body into a metabolic furnace. […]
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PES Select Vegan Protein: New Vegetarian Protein Powder
Recently, PEScience has been shifting their marketing gears, looking to get out of the bodybuilding and hardcore fitness markets and into more homes across the world. Case in point are the two reformulations of their two fat burners (now turned “lite energy supplements”), Alphamine and Norcodrene.
Now, to expand on their reach and appeal to […]
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Want to Die Sooner? Then Don’t Eat Your Vegetables
We’ve always “known”, but now we know. In lieu of the “Standard American Diet”, eating your fruits and vegetables makes you live longer.
Or, to put it in a way that will hit closer to home, not eating vegetables in this food environment generally makes one die sooner.
Nearly every health enthusiast, doctor, […]
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Magnum Performance Greens: Comprehensive Superfood Formula
Getting people to eat their veggies is no small feat. All sorts of juicers, blenders, powders, and even ready-to-drink bottles have been created to help people overcome their disdain for the humble green produce.
Despite the fact that the pros of vegetable consumption (longer life expectancy[17]) far outweigh the cons (poor taste), some people just […]
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