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Leading Wellness Brand HUM Nutrition Launches Low FODMAP Protein Powder CORE STRENGTH™

Leading Wellness Brand HUM Nutrition Launches Low FODMAP Protein Powder CORE STRENGTH™ Vegan, Clean and Non-Bloat, formulated with the help of 1000 customers News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Wellness brand HUM Nutrition, the leader in the beauty vitamin and supplement category, launches its latest product CORE STRENGTH™, an easy to digest, no-bloat, low FODMAP certified (by Monash University), vegan protein powder to help build lean muscle. CORE STRENGTH™ is made from pea, hemp and pumpkin seeds, providing all 22 amino acids and 20g of protein per serving. It s enhanced with a natural digestive blend of flaxseed enzymes and probiotics making it easy to digest and non-bloating.

How to Become a Vegan: A Beginner s Guide

How to Become a Vegan: A Beginner’s Guide Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD Replay Video Going vegan Vegan foods have gone mainstream, from oat milk at Starbucks to the announcement of the upcoming McPlant burger at McDonald s. Vegan claims on new food products doubled globally between 2016 and 2020, according to consumer research group Mintel. And there s no sign of the movement slowing down. That s leading many people yes, even meat eaters to wonder about how to go vegan. There s a difference between eating vegan foods on occasion and going vegan. Currently, fewer than 5 percent of Americans categorize themselves as vegan, based on a 2020 Gallup poll.

Science Says This Supplement Can Help You Control Your Weight

Science Says This Supplement Can Help You Control Your Weight © Provided by Eat This, Not That! selenium supplement tablets Selenium is a mineral that is naturally found in soil and water and has gained recent attention in the science community for its potential role in helping the human body bolster its coronavirus defenses. According to a new study published last month in the journal Nutrition, scientists observed that selenium deficiency is indeed a common factor among people who have contracted COVID-19 compared to healthy controls. Furthermore, Chinese scientists have speculated recently in a new study that one potential reason why a single province in the country experienced extremely low infection rates (only six COVID-19 cases per 100,000 residents) is that the province is also home to the world s richest deposit of selenium, and human selenium levels may contribute to antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and immune effects in COVID-19. (The selenium levels are appare

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