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Another common side effect of beta-alanine supplementation is itchiness. In fact, one study showed that nearly half of all participants who took beta-alanine supplements experienced itchiness. The cause of this itchiness isn’t entirely clear, but it’s thought to be related to the way beta-alanine affects pH levels in the skin. When beta-alanine is absorbed into the bloodstream, it can cause a temporary drop in pH levels. This acidic environment can irritate the skin, leading to that familiar itching sensation.

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In this episode, we talk about Elderberry supplements! Before you add elderberry to your existing catalog of products for your brand it is important to know a few things like where does it come from, what can it help with, and is this elderberry supplement a good fit for my business. If you are a general consumer and just want to learn what elderberry is, this article will also be very educational as well for you! So, let’s get started learning about elderberry benefits!

The benefits of NMN supplements are widely known. However, the positive impact it has on the aging process depends heavily on the Nicotinamide Mononucleotide manufacturing (NMN Manufacturing) process. Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN supplement) is a Niacin derivative which is basically a B-vitamin. NMN is known to improve the overall health and lifespan of living cells by aiding in the production of NAD+. NAD+ is responsible for several crucial body functions such as producing energy, aiding in metabolism, and gene expression.  

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‘Mfg’ stands for the manufacturing date. Previously, USP guidelines required supplement manufacturers to state an expiration date, ‘Best before’, ‘Use by’ or ‘Sell by’, date. The guidelines were revised by the FDA to include an ‘mfg’ date as well. All manufacturers following the FDA’s GMPs will have an mfg date mentioned on the product itself. The mfg date is an indicator of the date when the product was manufactured. To better understand the mfg meaning consider a product with “MFG 091219”. It means that the product was manufactured on September 12, 2019. Usually, supplements must be consumed within 2 years of the mentioned mfg. This general guideline is different for probiotics that need to be consumed within a year or 18 months of being manufactured.  

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Choosing a healthy mix of supplements is an art and a science in itself. Despite the numerous blogs and resources available out there, it can be tough to figure out which supplements or supplement combinations will work the best for your unique requirements and fitness goals. The ‘BCAA vs Creatine’ battle is a rather old one. Seemingly similar, they are often marketed to the same target audience. Essentially, they are both derived from amino acids and are used to boost performance and expedite muscle recovery. But there are plenty of other factors that make them different from one another.  In this podcast we discuss BCAA vs creatine; how they serve different purposes and which one should you opt for.   

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Life stressors, lack of proper sleep and nutrition, and certain medical conditions can result in extreme and even chronic fatigue. There’s little you can do except coping with the stresses of life, and medical conditions require immediate medical attention. But if your energy levels seem to be declining due to no apparent reason, supplements with certain vitamins for energy boost could be a viable, long-term solution. In this episode, we talk about some of the most popular supplements and vitamins for energy in 2020. 

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For the longest time, bacteria remained in the spotlight as organisms causing harm and ailments. But not all bacteria are created equal. The human gut is home to more than a thousand different types of bacteria, both good and bad. In fact, a healthy gut must have a balanced microbiome to function normally. Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts that help maintain or restore that balance.  

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The supplement market is thriving. But it is equally competitive as well. There are plenty of factors that contribute to the success of a business. From quality and experience to good management and smart decisions, you must pay heed to every aspect to make your brand stand out. With so many options available at the tips of their fingers, going with anything less than the best is no longer acceptable to customers. It is important that they find exactly what they are looking for in your store. Or, they will simply click on the next store.  

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Lysine monohydrochloride, commonly known as Lysine or L-Lysine, is one of the 10 essential amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. While some can be produced by the human body on its own, the essential amino acids need to be consumed through diet. Lysine is one of those essential amino acids that promote healthy cellular activity.  

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Private Label Adaptogens or non-toxic plants are combined together in exact dosages and weights. When taken, can help defend it against stress. In theory, these herbs, combined in the correct dosage, can help create a synergistic and beneficial effect on the body and support resistance to stress.  

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Using branched-chain amino acid supplements has become very common for athletes on both the professional and amateur levels. Many people take them in order to improve their strength, recover much faster, and get a larger amount of muscle mass that is lean. Which branched-chain amino acids are essential? In this episode, we help you answer this question.

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In this episode, we talk about a new emerging product category called Postbiotics. You may have heard of Pre & Pro, but what are Postbiotics. We address why you should know what they are, how they help people with gut health, how they can contribute to positive mental health and how business owners can benefit from starting to research their benefits to plan their marketing to launch a Postbiotic product with a specific Postbiotic manufacturer. 

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