"Journal of Nutritional Medicine" published an article about an interesting experiment testing the usefulness of malic acid (malate) as a potential agent relieving complaints associated with non-specific muscle pains and chronic exhaustion.

The result in the form of a significant increase in the level of immunostimulating thymuline was achieved by the team of L. Feuer, PhD, studying the properties of taurine. Interestingly, taurine simultaneously displayed antagonism to...

The results of the studies conducted at Wayne University in Detroit under the supervision of professor Anandy S. Prasad confirmed earlier French reports that the daily supplementation of 30 mg of zinc leads to over 40%...

Several studies of the late 1990s provided evidence for the chemopreventive activity of caffeine - protecting against the development of neoplasms - especially those induced by the components of cigarette smoke.

Caffeine was the subject of numerous studies. It is difficult to review them, even superficially. Quite significant are those which give evidence of the effect of caffeine on the energetic balance of an body.