Clinical Reviews Highlight Widespread Magnesium Deficiency
New research indicates that a lack of magnesium, a mineral critical for sleep and recovery, is increasingly common among the general population.
Read the article →New research indicates that a lack of magnesium, a mineral critical for sleep and recovery, is increasingly common among the general population.
Read the article →While supplements like ashwagandha and rhodiola have moved into the retail mainstream, medical experts advise caution regarding health claims and long-term safety.
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Ancient herbs like holy basil and reishi are gaining traction as the industry shifts toward clinical validation and standardized data.
As use of the popular sleep aid reaches record levels, researchers and regulators are examining the product's role in public health.
Third-party certification, bioavailability, and ingredient transparency are key factors in evaluating dietary supplements.
Twenty years of clinical research has failed to build a consensus on the necessity of daily supplements.
The expanding use of wearable blood sugar sensors among healthy consumers is prompting new discussions on metabolic health and dietary habits.
Researchers are moving toward standardized testing and improved delivery methods to validate the therapeutic potential of turmeric.
Cognitive-enhancing substances, ranging from Lion's Mane to Alpha-GPC, are shifting from niche products to mainstream consumer goods.
Researchers and clinicians are re-evaluating the role of a cellular energy compound in cardiovascular care.
Personalized nutrient recommendations based on blood panels are increasing, though experts urge caution regarding their clinical efficacy.
The most widely studied vitamin of the decade continues to yield inconsistent clinical results.