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More people are now taking turmeric and vitamin D together. You'll usually see much better results with this combination because these supplements team up to fight inflammation and support your immune system more than when you take them on their own. The time that you take them affects how well they work for you. You should actually add some healthy fat when you take them so your body can absorb them. You can also add some black pepper extract - it helps your body use up to 2000% more of the turmeric! Recent studies have shown that athletes usually had...

Your body naturally needs to absorb the collagen for it to work its magic - this protein usually helps keep your skin bouncy and your joints moving and your hair strong and even supports your gut health. When you can digest it well, you'll usually see better results all around. Let's face it: you don't want to throw your money away on collagen products your body barely uses. You can improve how well your body absorbs collagen by picking the right type of supplement, pairing it with vitamins, and taking it at the best time of day. Most people miss...

Medicinal mushrooms might help balance your immune system in a few different ways. They contain compounds that may help calm an overactive immune system, which happens quite often with autoimmune conditions. However, you should talk to your doctor about the right amount for you and make sure they keep an eye on how you're doing with them. For autoimmune conditions, medicinal mushrooms can work in several ways. Reishi and turkey tail mushrooms can affect the level of inflammation in your body, how your immune cells behave, and how much oxidative stress you experience. Your results will probably differ from someone...

Finding relief during menopause isn't always easy. There are tons of supplements that say they'll help you feel better. But the truth is only a few of them have real research showing they actually work. It helps when you know which ones might help you and what factors can make them more or less effective for you. Businesses selling menopause supplements make billions of dollars each year. But the results you get can vary. Some supplements do have a bit of research behind them. Black cohosh might help cut back on your hot flashes, soy isoflavones could make mild symptoms...