The Science Behind Our Formulas.
Guides to the research on the ingredients we use. Every figure is drawn from a published study, every source is linked, and every article shows the dose that was tested next to the dose in our products.
Creatine: What 5 Grams a Day Does, According to the Research
How a daily 3–5 g of creatine fills your muscles, what the strength meta-analyses found, and what is still early on memory.
Read the ArticleAshwagandha and Everyday Stress: What the Clinical Trials Measured
Two placebo-controlled trials in stressed adults, the doses they used, and how the 150 mg in our formulas fits in.
Read the ArticleMagnesium Bisglycinate, L-Theanine and Sleep: A Close Look at the Studies
The newest magnesium bisglycinate sleep trial, the older one in seniors, what L-theanine did in 4 weeks, and the NIH upper limit.
Read the ArticleNAD+ and Nicotinamide Riboside: What Human Trials Show at 300 mg
A dose-response trial found 300 mg of NR a day raised blood NAD+ by about half. Here is the data, and its limits.
Read the ArticleShilajit: What a Clinical Trial on Strength and Fatigue Found
Purified shilajit helped men hold on to strength after a fatiguing workout, but only at the higher dose. Here is what that means for labels.
Read the ArticleWhy There Is Black Pepper Extract in Our Formulas
The 1998 study behind the famous “2000%” number, what it measured, and how much piperine we actually use.
Read the ArticleSea Moss and Iodine: How Much Is Enough, and How Much Is Too Much
Seaweed can hold anywhere from very little to a lot of iodine. What the NIH recommends, and the upper limit to know.
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