Curcumin is a pigmented compound found in turmeric that is responsible for the spice’s anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity.
What You Need to Know About Curcumin
Catalog Updates (CAN) – November 2020
We’re excited to share new products that we’ve added to the Fullscript catalog, all of which was made possible by your support and feedback! BRAND PRODUCT AOR Advanced Magnesium Complex 180 Capsules AOR Bladder Manager 60 Capsules AOR Carnosine-500 60 Capsules AOR Magnesium Malate Renew 240 Capsules AOR Magnesium Glycinate 180 Capsules AOR Migraine Manager… Read more »
Catalog Updates (US) – November 2020
We’re excited to share a new brand along with new products that we’ve added to the Fullscript catalog, all of which was made possible by your support and feedback!Founded by full-time fisherman Dave Barlean and his son, Barlean’s manufacturers of some of America’s best-selling Omega-3 supplements. The family began by discovering a better way to… Read more »
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine & How Does it Work?
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a comprehensive and complex, holistic form of medicine that analyzes multiple aspects of a patient and their relationship with Nature.
Sage Benefits: Just a Spice or Something More?
Sage is a plant belonging to the Salvia genus and can be used to improve cognitive function, mood, mental health, and insulin sensitivity.
Cyber Monday Boosts Revenue and Patient Engagement
Practitioners who participated in last year’s Cyber Monday sale increased revenue by 500% on average, in just one week!
Hormonal Hair Loss in Women: Causes and Natural Treatment Strategies
Hormonal hair loss in both men and women is often caused by the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT) binding to androgen receptors in hair follicles.
Biocidin – Botanical Solutions for Microbial Imbalances
Understand the clinical relevance of Biocidin and Biofilm, and how they affect immune modulation.
Soluble Fiber vs. Insoluble Fiber: How Do They Differ?
Fiber is a type of indigestible carbohydrate found in plant-based foods. There are two types of fiber: soluble and insoluble.