Torri Myler's Article in Supplements
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Melatonin for sleep, niacin for cholesterol, vitamin D for bones
Are dietary supplements safe? Again, it can be complicated to answer this concern directly. Their unfavorable side effects change amongst goods. Quite a few should be handled carefully, some others are moderate also in substantial amounts.
Posted on Dec-20-2011
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Niacin side effects and what to do about them
It is not only in fighting off the build-up of bad cholesterol and increasing the levels of good cholesterol that this niche nutrient is useful. It has also been found effective in helping to control an assortment of allergies.
Posted on Oct-18-2011
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Now is the time to start taking Omega 3 and probiotics
It is never a bad time to start taking care of your health and add a reasonable workout routine to your schedule, not to mention start eating better and include some supplements in your diet. There are, however, moments that seem even better than others when it comes to taking better care of yourself, and the end of summer and fast approach of fall is the perfect time to do so.
Posted on Sep-14-2011
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The contemporary diet exposed, from free-range eggs to Omega 3 supplements
The contemporary diet consists of a larger proportion of processed foods than ever, a result of the expansive food industry investing in technologies that help produce more, faster and better.
Posted on Jul-06-2011
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Include CoQ10 in your winter routine
Dry, itchy, irritated skin can fortunately become just a distant, unpleasant memory if you take proper care of yourself in these cold months.
Posted on Feb-24-2011
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Vitamin B6 – its role and interactions with vitamin B12, B3 and other vitamins from the B group
Discovered almost a hundred years ago, vitamin B6 was first used to prevent skin diseases. It can still be found in all kinds of face creams and lotions. The fact is, however, that this vitamin has a much more important role to play in our body.
Posted on Jan-22-2011
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