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German researchers tested whether 4g daily taurine could slow aging processes in adults 55-75 over 6 months of supplementation.
Selenomethionine shields rabbit livers from mycotoxin injury by activating protective cellular pathways and reducing oxidative stress.
Short-term astaxanthin supplementation significantly enhanced cycling performance while reducing muscle damage and oxidative stress in young adults.
Vanderbilt study tests whether reducing calcium-to-magnesium ratios through targeted supplementation can improve brain function in seniors.
Massive study of 270,000 people reveals higher tyrosine levels linked to reduced male lifespan, raising supplement safety questions.
Massive study of 270,000 people finds higher tyrosine levels linked to shorter life expectancy in men but not women.
Cornell study tests whether N-acetylcysteine can restore protective antioxidants in Parkinson's patients' brains using advanced brain imaging.
Baylor researchers investigated whether glutathione precursors glycine and NAC could reverse oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in COVID-19.
Six-week trial shows this specific magnesium form improves working memory, reaction time, and heart health in adults with poor sleep.
Theasinensin C from tea enhances beneficial gut bacteria to create creatine, reducing brain inflammation and improving cognition.
Latest research reveals melatonin's expanding therapeutic potential across multiple health conditions and disease prevention.
Eight-month study finds dietary interventions don't protect brain function or memory in Alzheimer's disease model rats.
University of Florida researchers tested whether resveratrol supplements could improve mitochondrial function and physical performance in seniors.
A quercetin, NR, urolithin A, and alpha-lipoic acid combination boosted remaining lifespan in aged mice by 33%, even on a Western diet.
A 7-day trial shows GlyNAC boosts glutathione in blood, liver, and muscle while protecting intestinal structure and reducing liver inflammation under heat stress.
12-week study tested whether protein drinks could boost resistance training benefits in healthy elderly men battling sarcopenia.
Study reveals magnesium citrate, glycinate, and malate each provide unique benefits for cognitive function, muscle strength, and anxiety.
Short-chain fatty acid acetate improves cognitive function in diabetic patients by enhancing mitophagy, the brain's cellular cleanup process.
Large study finds magnesium supplementation may reduce atrial fibrillation risk by 1.6% in ICU patients with borderline levels.
Clinical trial tested whether cysteine-rich whey protein enhances resistance training benefits for aging muscle mass and function.
