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Vie Rayonnante
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Cayenne pepper, also known as Capsicum annuum, is ... a type of chili pepper that has been used to ... thousands of years. The spicy taste of cayenne pepper is...
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Immersion Health
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This combination formula brings together several nutrients and herbal extracts that all act to support the healthy function of the NOS (nitric oxid...
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QuantoWellness
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Powerful Multinutrient Complex is not your regular multivitamin as it contains more antioxidants, coenzymes and trace minerals. It is mainly made o...
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Immersion Health
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as kiwi and green peppers, as well as human breast milk....
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Vie Rayonnante
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Triphala is a traditional Ayurvedic herbal remedy made from a combination of three plants native to India: Indian gooseberry (Amla), Bibhitaki, and...
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Elie Naulleau
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5α-Dihydroprogesterone (5α-DHP) is a progesterone metabolite and progesterone receptor agonist that may help support progesterone-responsive functi...
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Elie Naulleau
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GC-1 is a thyroid receptor-beta (TRβ) agonist designed to mimic certain thyroid hormone effects in a more targeted way. It may help support healthy...
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Kraft&Gesundheit
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This PEMF was designed to help with adrenal fatigue. The adrenal glands, also known as suprarenal glands, are located on top of each kidney and are...
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Immersion Health
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This herb is derived from the bark of an African evergreen tree and contains an active alkaloid called yohimbine. It is most widely known for its p...
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Vie Rayonnante
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Leptin is a hormone predominantly secreted by adipose cells and plays a role in decreasing appetite and controlling weight. Healthy leptin levels m...
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Meridian Energies
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Triiodothyronine, also known as T₃, is an important hormone produced and released by the thyroid gland and regulated by thyroid-stimulating hormone...
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Immersion Health
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Phenols are ubiquitous. We are exposed to them through the environment, in our foods, and we even make them as part of normal physiology. However, ...