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Gamerize Focus

Gamerize – Supporting mental challenges

Among the challenges of modern life, maintaining mental fitness is a priority. Whether it’s long working days, late-night studying, intense gaming or even driving for hours on end, more and more people are looking for solutions to help maintain focus and energy.

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Boogie Creatine new unflavoured

Boogie Creatine Natural Flavour

Creatine is one of the most popular and researched supplements among athletes and active lifestyle enthusiasts. Boogie Creatine Natural Flavour is a pure, unflavoured creatine monohydrate that can be easily added to any beverage or other dietary supplement. This product is an ideal choice for anyone looking to enhance their performance while avoiding flavours or sweeteners.

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Benefits of collagen drinks and B2B business opportunities

One of the fastest growing segments of the health and beauty industry is the collagen-based supplements market. It is not just about consumers making more informed choices. For manufacturers and retailers, this product category holds outstanding business opportunities. This article presents two popular and new collagen supplements. These are Amix™ Viscofan® Collagen Drink and Amix™ Marine Collagen Drink. Their main features and benefits are described. We will explore how they can be used in a B2B (business-to-business) commercial model.

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Sales based VS. Training content in the dietary supplements market

Sales based VS. Training content in the dietary supplements market

In the dietary supplement market, user education is of utmost importance, as the efficacy, safety and proper use of products depend largely on the provision of accurate information. And finding the balance between sales-based and educational content is key to ensuring that your brand is not only credible, but also commercially successful.

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amino spiking proteine

Amino Spiking – The cost-cutting deception

Amino spiking is a practice where manufacturers add cheaper amino acids, like glutamine, glycine, or
taurine, to protein supplements. This is done to increase the amino acid content, allowing them to
reduce the amount of more expensive protein sources, such as whey or casein protein. This approach
cuts production costs but can mislead consumers about the actual quality and effectiveness of the
protein supplement.

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