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Psychobiotic May Help Reduce Work Stress, Anxiety, and Insomnia
Read nowPsychobiotics are a group of probiotics that may provide mental health benefits. According to a new study, supplementation with the patented psychobiotic Lactobacillus plantarum PS128 (PS128™) may help reduce work stress, anxiety, and insomnia. Thirty-six adults employed in high pressure...
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Daily Supplementation With Vitamin D May Reduce Risk of Acute Respiratory Infection
According to a new study, daily supplementation with vitamin D may help reduce the risk of acute respiratory infection.Read now -
Supplementation With HMB May Help Increase Lean Muscle Mass in Mature Adults
According to a recent study, supplementation with HMB may help increase lean muscle mass in mature adults.
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Study Finds Patented Turmeric Extract May Help Knee Discomfort
A recent study suggests that a patented turmeric extract, which combines curcumin and essentials oils from turmeric, may be effective for relieving knee joint discomfort.Read now -
Probiotic Blend May Help Reduce Upper Respiratory Tract Infection Symptoms
A new study suggests that supplementation with five probiotic strains may help reduce symptoms of URTIs by up to 27%.Read now -
Nitrate-Rich Beetroot Juice May Help Increase Beneficial Oral Bacteria
Read nowA new study has found that consuming nitrate-rich beetroot juice may help increase the abundance of beneficial oral bacteria and decrease the abundance of potentially harmful bacteria.
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Cocoa Flavanols May Help Improve Vascular Function During Stress
Read nowPrevious research has suggested that mental stress may increase the risk of vascular dysfunction and the development of hypertension and atherosclerosis. A new study has found that consuming a cocoa drink that is high in flavanols may help improve vascular function...
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Higher Dietary Intake of Nitrates May Help Improve Muscle Function
A recent study has found that higher habitual dietary intake of nitrates, especially from vegetables, may help improve lower limb muscle function.Read now -
Higher Dietary Intake of Calcium and Magnesium Associated With Reduced Migraine Occurrence
According to a new study, higher dietary intake of calcium and magnesium may help reduce migraine occurrence.