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A OK? Beta-carotene is a red-orange pigment found in many fruits and vegetables. The body converts it into vitamin A, which is vital for good vision, a strong immune system, glowing skin and cellular processes like reproduction and growth. Most healthy individuals get enough vitamin A from their diet, but those with certain medical conditions may … Read more
It’s a green, mean, killing machine. At least according to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who’s launching a federal crackdown on 7-OH — a synthetic byproduct of the kratom plant. Sold widely in gas stations, convenience stores, and smoke shops, the opioid-like substance is drawing scrutiny for its potent effects and … Read more
Months before Jordan McKibban collapsed in his bathroom and never woke up, the 37-year-old prepared smoked salmon and home-grown canned peppers to entertain his big, blended family in their quiet Washington state community. Weeks before, he told his mom, Pam Mauldin, things were getting serious with the woman he was dating — his “one big … Read more
It’s slick, slimy — and suddenly everywhere. From Bella Hadid’s morning routine to Winnie Harlow’s skincare line, sea moss is the latest health food craze making waves across the wellness world. “More people are curious about its benefits,” Lauren Manaker, a registered dietitian told The Post. “It’s exciting to see such a natural, nutrient-rich ingredient … Read more
Houston, we have a chill pill. Back in the 1960s, Soviet scientists developed a sweet little supplement that they stocked in the space kits of cosmonauts — the Russian version of an astronaut — to keep them cool under pressure. Still a popular over-the-counter option in Russia today, the drug promises to curb anxiety, cure … Read more
Tumer-sick. Looking for relief for joint pain and after hearing social media influencers tout the anti-inflammatory benefits of turmeric, a New Jersey woman began taking the spice in a daily supplement. Weeks later, Katie Mohan was beset with symptoms of nausea and exhaustion, and despite maintaining healthy hydration levels, she noticed her urine was considerably … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. The mysterious smurf-blue supplement that is suddenly the talk of the town in the wellness world has found a new home… in your Amazon cart. Marked down to just $24 … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. As a shopping writer, Amazon Prime Day is basically my Super Bowl. But this year, it feels like a breeze — and that’s because of Tru Niagen. The four-day shopping … Read more
The latest health fad has fans seeing green. A liquid supplement is going viral, with wellness influencers claiming it can do everything from clear up skin and curb cravings to combat body odor and even crush cancer. But while the internet is busy guzzling it by the dropper, many experts aren’t convinced it’s the cure-all … Read more
Fiber is having its 15 minutes of fame. This nutrient has always been key to a balanced diet, but the growing focus on gut health has pushed it into the spotlight — with one supplement in particular generating serious buzz. Enter psyllium husk, hailed by wellness influencers as “nature’s Ozempic” for its ability to support … Read more
Biohackers, take note. A new study suggests that a supplement popular in longevity circles may not be the anti-aging breakthrough it’s been cracked up to be. The findings cast doubt on earlier research that hyped it as a potential “elixir of life,” after it appeared to improve health and extend lifespan in worms, mice and … Read more
Want to age a little more like Helen Mirren and a little less like your iPhone battery? A new study says the fountain of youth might already be in your medicine cabinet. A new study says the fountain of youth might already be in your medicine cabinet. Galina Zhigalova – stock.adobe.com Researchers of a trial … Read more
Dietary supplements are hotter than ever — especially for those looking to outsmart Father Time. Just ask Dave Asprey, the self-proclaimed “father of biohacking,” who told The Post he spends a jaw-dropping $3,000 a month on brain-boosting, body-hacking pills and potions to keep aging at bay. In the US, one ancient herbal supplement has exploded … Read more
The road to a better mood might run through your stomach. Dutch researchers found that a popular gut-boosting supplement helped healthy adults feel less anxious, stressed and fatigued in a matter of weeks. An added perk: While it dialed down the doom and gloom, the new study showed that the daily dose didn’t compromise users’ … Read more
For years, middle-aged men have stocked their medicine cabinets with a certain berry-based remedy touted as nature’s answer to bathroom woes. Now, Harvard doctors are saying this popular pill is actually a bit of a dud. Harvard doctors warn this herbal remedy has little to no effect for men with BPH. Getty Images Saw palmetto … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Every biohacker has a supplement — or 91 of them — to rave about these days, but one doctor swears there’s a single wonder pill that can do everything from … Read more
This one is a head scratcher. There’s no denying that the internet loves a good hack — especially if it’s one that will help prevent the crapulence feeling that comes on the morning after consuming one too many espresso martinis. The latest quirky health hack is milk thistle supplements being used to prevent nasty hangovers. … Read more
A popular gym supplement might be doing squat to build muscle, according to an eye-popping new study. Creatine is a naturally occurring chemical found in muscle cells and foods such as red meat, fish and poultry. Many athletes take creatine supplements because they are purported to increase muscle mass, enhance power output and boost performance. … Read more
While weight loss injections may be the current “wellness” trend, the LYMA Supplement may offer a simpler, more natural way to reset your metabolism, plus a whole lot more. Known for its editor-loved, FDA-cleared at-home LYMA Laser, the brand’s award-winning nutraceutical now features ActivAMP, a patented adaptogen that — wait for it — mimics the … Read more