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Studies continue to prove PQQ’s extraordinary antioxidant effects and its impact on cellular mitochondria and tissues throughout the body.

One of the most abundant minerals on earth is surprisingly lacking in our diet. Silica is needed for you hair, skin, nails, bones, brain health, and so much more!

One pair for nutrients that have gotten more research and understanding is magnesium and vitamin D. Bother are needed, but the presence or absence of one affects the other.

Vitamin C affects your body at the core of cellular division, DNA methylation and is critical for mental sharpness. Two recent studies on vitamin C have been very popular in medical press.

In the quest to keep your joints and cartilage cells healthy, we are introducing a new tool in your nutritional team: undenatured type-II collagen called UC-II®.

Vitamin C is a “Jack of all trades” in healthy physiology. Widely used for immune system support and as a general antioxidant, it plays many other important roles.

Vitamin K2 has an excellent reputation for supporting bone health. While this is often the entire focus of vitamin K2, its capabilities and effects on health goes well beyond bones.

Salt has gotten a bad rap over the years for several health concerns including weak bones. However, new research shows it is sugar, not salt, that is stripping minerals out of bones.

Supplementing with calcium is recommended to maintain good health and strong bones. All calcium supplements are not created equal, however, so choose carefully. Use this guide to help you choose.

The list of activities that magnesium is involved with is like the Who’s Who of elite physiology. Discover why magnesium is one mineral you don’t want to be lacking.