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28 kwi 2020 · ConsumerLab tested 39 popular multivitamin supplements, including Centrum, Bayer One a Day, USANA. It found quality issues with 44% of multivitamins it selected for review.
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Not that it's inherently a bad thing, but maybe keep an eye on quality and regularly review any independent analysis that you can find. I personally try to avoid Nestlé products, so was bummed to find out they've gobbled up some of the good ones.
14 wrz 2023 · ConsumerLab tested berberine and goldenseal supplements from brands including Amazing Formulas, Eclectic Herb, Enzymedica, GlucoVantage, GNC, Natural Factors, Nature’s Way, Nutricost, Solaray, and Swanson.
8 gru 2022 · A large 2017 review of the research did not find evidence that high-dose antioxidant supplementation significantly relieves muscle soreness. More worrisome: Some previous research suggests that...
15 mar 2009 · I bought it this weekend as I was shopping for a powder pre-workout. I had once used Storm and it had been good... and the GNC sales rep said Dark Rage was a new product, and he recommended 1/2 scoop rather than the full scoop.
10 paź 2024 · Protein is a key nutrient, but you probably don't need as much as you think. Consumer Reports outlines the pros and cons of protein drinks and shakes.
How do you choose a whey protein powder? Do you go on the recommendation of your buddy at the gym and take what he takes? Do you pick the bottle with the shiniest, most cutting-edge label? Do you go by what tastes good or what’s on sale at your local GNC? The truth is, these are serious questions.
