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April 23, 2024 – Steve Bruner
Biological Activities of Resveratrol
Biological Activities of Resveratrol Resveratrol is a natural compound found in things like red wine, grapes, and some berries. It's known for having many health benefits, including protecting the heart and brain, reducing inflammation, fighting cancer, and acting as an antioxidant. In fact, research increasingly is showing Resveratrol might be the best antioxidant human beings can take as a supplement....
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May 12, 2023 – Steve Bruner
Unlocking Cellular Health and Vitality with EVEREST Earth & Sea Formula
Unlocking Cellular Health and Vitality with EVEREST Earth & Sea Formula Introduction In our modern fast-paced lives, maintaining optimal cellular health, overall well-being, and sustained energy levels is of utmost importance. Natural Biology's revolutionary supplement, EVEREST Earth & Sea Formula, is designed to address these essential aspects of our health. Packed with a synergistic blend of carefully selected ingredients, this...
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September 19, 2019 – Steve Bruner
An Apple a Day and A Cup of Tea May Keep the Doctor Away
These findings come from a 23-year–long study of the diets of more than 53,000 Danes. It showed that habitually consuming foods rich in flavonoids provided protection against both cancer and heart disease. Study leader Nicola Bondonno of Australia’s Edith Cowan University, noted this protective effect appeared to be strongest for those at high risk of chronic diseases due to their lifestyle habits, including cigarette smoking and drinking more than two standard alcoholic...
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January 7, 2019 – Doc Franklin
ANTIOXIDANT BASICS
Most people have an awareness they need antioxidants. Yet, most people do not understand what antioxidants are and just how critical they are to good health. Your body is in a constant state of war. Free radicals damage to your cells can even damage DNA causing a myriad of diseases like cancer, but are also cause wrinkles and premature aging....
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