Eat a Rainbow: Why it matters & How to supplement the gaps
By Dr. Diane E. Clayton SAB Member Why does Fruit and Vegetable Intake Matter? There is overwhelming evidence that higher fruit and vegetable (F&V) consumption is associated with lower incidence of chronic diseases.1,2 One of today’s biggest focus areas in nutritional research is to explain the reasons why fruit and vegetable intake has such a […]
NeoLife’s Golden Home Care: Leading the Way in Clean Ingredient Selection
By Mark Lowman, Scientific Advisory Board member A wise frog once lamented that it is not easy being green. Taken in the context of home care products, he could be right if being green is not part of a company’s philosophy – the way the company conducts itself with careful consideration for the environment and […]
Super Charge Your Diet
By Dr. Liz Applegate, Scientific Advisory Board member “What you see is what you get.” Right? Well, not exactly when it comes to eating a healthful plate of food like veggies and lean protein or swallowing down some key dietary supplements. What you “see” isn’t what your body necessarily gets!! Fifty plus different nutrients and […]
The 7 Biggest Challenges to Your Heart Health
By John Miller SAB Director, Product Technologist, Researcher The 7 biggest challenges to your heart health and what you can, or can’t, do about them. When I heard that my requested topic for this first NeoLife Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) blog of 2023 was “Heart Health” I was excited. But then I realized the scope […]
Vitamin D – The Universal Vitamin?
Or why are there so many researchers studying the sunshine vitamin? Written by Dr. Shepherd Over the last decades there have been over 400 articles reporting on research projects devoted to Vitamin D. Why such a number of research projects? It would appear from the list of reports that Vitamin D is being shown to be […]
The 24th Annual Dr. Arthur Furst Undergraduate Scholarship Award
This year at the 24th annual Dr. Arthur Furst Undergraduate Scholarship Award, family members, faculty, and NeoLife staff recognized the efforts of this year’s awardee, Justin Azar. Justin is a junior at the University of San Francisco and studies both biology and chemistry. His research mentors and advisor commented on his academic abilities and his […]