Study Finds Link Between Stress & Physical Pain
Scientists believe they have discovered why psychological stress can lead to physical pain. A research team at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh found... continue reading
Critical Vitamin C Absorption Facts
There is a reason that many people desire to maximize the absorption of vitamin C for general health or when battling a chronic disease. The sad truth is, even... continue reading
5 Heart Healthy Habits
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, cardiovascular disease, particularly heart attacks and strokes, are the number one disease killer... continue reading
Vitamin C Deficient? The Numerous Benefits Of High Dose, Highly Bioavailable Vitamin C
Health Benefits of Vitamin C Vitamin C, it’s everywhere. Daily vitamins, cold remedies, and orange juice are all full of this ingredient – but is... continue reading
Decluttering Your Digital Life
Japanese organizing wizard Marie Kondo and her wildly popular Netflix show, Tidying Up, have inspired many of us to purge our homes of unwanted junk, said... continue reading
Competent People Answer Their Emails
We’re all overwhelmed with email, said Adam Grant. But ignoring personal email is just plain rude– it’s “digital snubbery.” And a... continue reading
The Dangers of Low Levels of Vitamin C
Most of us are not getting the vitamin C dosage we need for good health. This is because illness, trauma, stress, and injury all use up large quantities of... continue reading
Your Assurance Of Quality Nutritional Formulas — Organic, Non-GMO and Rigourous Testing
We are continuing to add more organic and natural ingredients in all of our formulas starting. This started last year with vegetarian approved capsules and... continue reading
Laughter The Best Medicine? The Amazing Health Benefits of Laughter
A good sense of humor can’t cure all ailments, but data is mounting about the positive things laughter can do. Laughter is, however, a strong medicine to... continue reading
Comparing Differences Between Methylcobalamin and Cyanocobalamin B12
There are two forms of vitamin B12 that you’re likely to come across – methylcobalamin and cyanocobalamin. The latter is much more common in multivitamins... continue reading