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Berberine Is Being Called ‘Nature’s Ozempic’—Does It Really Work for Weight Loss?
Social media users are claiming berberine, a dietary supplement, to be "nature's Ozempic." Can it be used for weight loss?
The science behind over-hyped weight loss supplements doesn’t stack up
We would all love to pop a pill and lose weight. But do the claims behind many of the natural ‘fat-busting’ supplements stand ...
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Why You Shouldn’t Waste Your Time and Money On Supplements
There's a place for supplements, but most people are taking them under the wrong circumstances. Learn why supplements are not ...
11 Best Sleep Supplements, According to Nutritionists and Sleep Coaches
What’s more, other sleep-promoting ingredients like passionflower, hops, chamomile, lavender, and valerian root may have ...
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Why These 6 Popular Supplements May Lead to Liver Damage
The survey study estimated that, during a one-month period, over 15 million U.S. adults took supplements containing ...
The FDA Just Issued a Recall on a Supplement — Because it Contains an ED Drug
The FDA issued a recall on Natural Dior LLC's supplement drink, Vitafer-L Gold Liquid for unlabeled tadalafil—an ingredient ...
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Do Heart Supplements Actually Work?
There are many types of supplements available to us now. Whether they are vitamin supplements, minerals or supplements meant ...