Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA): What Has it Done For You Lately?
Lets start by defining who the RDA applies to. … Full Article
PanGenex (PGXC) Introduces LIPIDEME™ to Lower Cholesterol Naturally and Increase Cardiovascular Health
PanGenex Corporation (Pink Sheets: PGXC) announces the product launch of LIPIDEME, an all-natural nutraceutical formulated with scientifically proven ingredients and the first product on the market to combine the triglyceride-lowering power of Omega-3 fatty acids with the cholesterol lowering ability of phytosterols and tocotrienols … Full Article
Jarrow Formulas’ Max DHA Softgels Meets Label Claim in ConsumberLab.com Review
In a recent review of Fish Oil/ Omega-3 supplements and EPA/DHA fortified foods and beverages by natural products industry watchdog group ConsumerLab.com, Jarrow Formulas Max DHA softgels met all label claims. … Full Article
Vitamin D recommendations for teens may be too low
Adolescents can safely take, and may need, vitamin D doses that are up to 10 times what is generally recommended, a small study suggests.
In a trial that followed 340, 10to 17-year-olds for one year, Lebanese researchers found that vitamin D doses equivalent to 2,000 IU per day were not only safe, … Full Article
Americans Misled About Omega 3, According to Omega Cure Manufacturer Ambo Health
Omega 3 consumption (derived from fish or fish oil) is insufficient among Americans, putting heart health at risk, suggests a Journal of American College of Cardiology article. Ambo Health, which manufactures supplements, strives to bring the American population up to speed on the nutrient. … Full Article
Dying for a salad? Try a dash of this...
Celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thompson has apologized after accidentally recommending a potentially deadly plant in organic salads.
The chef and TV presenter said in a magazine article that the weed henbane, also known as stinking nightshade, made an excellent addition to summertime meals.
There was plenty of it, it grew locally and was … Full Article
Vitamin C treatment cuts tumor growth in mice
Parenteral treatment with vitamin C can reduce the growth of aggressive tumor xenografts in mice, according to a report in the August 4th Early Edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Although vitamin C is typically thought of as an antioxidant, Dr. Mark Levine and colleagues show in the … Full Article
Hear about intraMAX 415+ formula changes.
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Dr. Joe Fawcett and Dr. Richard Drucker presented the newly released intraMAX 415+ formula changes. Listen to the questions and hear them answered over the webcast.