Cross Training to Burn Fat! Mark Becker | December 2, 2019 People who exercise may see cardiovascular training and resistance training (weights) as two distinct types of exercise. [...]
French Grape & Wild Blueberry Extracts to Enhance Memory and Learning Capacity Gene Bruno, MS, MHS—Professor Emiritus of Nutraceutical Science | December 2, 2019 Dietary supplements marketed as cognitive enhancers generally fall into two primary categories: those that enhance memory in [...]
Selling Healthy Nervous System Support Supplements: Suggestions for Retailers Janet Poveromo | December 2, 2019 The customers at New Fountain of Vitality store in New Providence, NJ, are often quite knowledgeable about supplements when [...]
Meeting Nervous System Demands Janet Poveromo | December 2, 2019 The complex system of sensory nerves is attracting more attention in the nutritional supplement market. The nervous system [...]
Vitamin Retailer’s 2019 Best New Products VRM Media | December 2, 2019 For the 12th consecutive year, VR, with the guidance of a retailer panel, assembled the year’s best new natural products. [...]
Overweight in One’s 60s May Affect the Brain Later Lisa Schofield | December 2, 2019 Sporting a girthier waistline and higher body mass index during one’s 60s may be associated with greater signs of brain [...]
Pondering Cognitive Health Lisa Schofield | December 2, 2019 Life is equally more demanding and more enriching than ever, and more people of all ages are seeking brain/cognitive [...]
Seven Steps for Continued Success Terry Lemerond | November 1, 2019 In my last column, I wrote about strategizing throughout the year and regularly assessing the health of your business. This [...]
“Bribing” Bacteria With Iron Supplements Nicholas Saraceno | November 1, 2019 Antibiotic use is driving an epidemic of antibiotic resistance, as more susceptible bacteria are killed but more resilient [...]
Phosphatidylserine: A Nutraceutical for Mental Performance, Mood and Stress Gene Bruno, MS, MHS—Professor Emiritus of Nutraceutical Science | November 1, 2019 Given the title of this article, it may be your impression that I am positioning phosphatidylserine (PS) as a “brain [...]
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