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Restore Your Focus & Night Vision
Our eyes contend with many challenges, inside and out. While the lens of the eye is front and center, the retina—located in the back of the eye where images are focused—is especially sensitive to free radical damage, too. Both are continuously exposed to situations known to trigger an increase in free radical formation, including ultra-violet light and blue light from electronics.
GAMMA CYCLODEXTRIN: HELPING NUTRIENTS REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL
Makes Berberine Better
Berberine, for example, is a compound that many people use to regulate blood sugar levels, reduce triglycerides, and stop the conditions associated with metabolic syndrome. However, in order to be effective, large doses of berberine have become the standard, because the absorption rate is normally so low. It’s estimated that only about five percent of any given dosage of berberine actually makes it into the bloodstream, so finding a way to enhance absorption is key to the full advantage of its benefits. Fortunately, research has shown that paired with cyclodextrins, berberine has the potential to do its good work more efficiently.
Stress Less with 5 Calming Botanicals
Botanicals have helped people feel mentally and physically healthy for generations. These five traditional botanical medicines support the way your body manages stress and can help you maintain overall good health through life’s inevitable ups and downs.*†
Regulatory Limbo: the Case of NAC
The more effective a natural product, the greater the risk if it sits in an uncertain, regulatory ‘no man’s land.’
Support Hormone Balance with DIM*††
What is DIM?
Enter diindolylmethane—DIM for short—a compound naturally found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, kale, and cauliflower. DIM helps support healthy hormone balance†† (especially estrogen) and has antioxidant properties that protect against free radicals.*
Enter diindolylmethane—DIM for short—a compound naturally found in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, cabbage, kale, and cauliflower. DIM helps support healthy hormone balance†† (especially estrogen) and has antioxidant properties that protect against free radicals.*