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Although there might be a lack of research on a direct relationship between magnesium and sleep, taking the supplements has been shown to positively affect other factors that influence sleep health — such as levels of the stress hormone cortisol, muscle relaxation and receptors that regulate nervous system activity.
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Using magnesium supplements for sleep is all the rage. What to know | CNN
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Magnesium supplements have caught influencers’ attention and long been praised for promoting healthy sleep. Here’s what the science shows.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
India’s ashwagandha leaf ban is fueling debate across the natural products industry, with some experts supporting stricter standards for herbal supplements. Organic & Natural Health Association member, Natural Remedies Human Health Care, said the move reinforces transparency and safety by encouraging brands to use authenticated ashwagandha root extracts instead of lower-cost leaf material often used to boost potency claims. The decision could reshape sourcing and quality standards for plant-based wellness products worldwide.
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India’s Ashwagandha Leaf Ban Sparks Debate Over Safety, Science, and Supply Chain
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The Government of India's restriction on ashwagandha leaves in nutritional supplements is sparking industry debate. Experts weigh safety, science, and supply chain impacts of the root-only directive.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Fish Oil's Next Growth Opportunity: New research suggests omega-3 fish oil may help improve insulin resistance and glucose metabolism—even in cases of Type 2 diabetes not linked to obesity. The findings point to inflammation, not just excess weight, as a potential driver of metabolic dysfunction and highlight a broader role for omega-3s in supporting metabolic health. The study reinforces growing interest in condition-specific nutrition and could open new opportunities for omega-3 innovation beyond traditional heart health positioning. As metabolic health concerns continue to rise globally, science-backed ingredients that address underlying inflammatory pathways remain a key area of consumer and practitioner dem#ThursdayThoughtsu#omega3mega3
Omega-3 fish oil shows promise against type 2 diabetes
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A new study suggests fish oil may help reduce insulin resistance even in people who aren't obese. In diabetic rats, omega-3 supplementation improved blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and inflammat...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
