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Chlorophyllin is a derivative of chlorophyll found in supplements, typically as sodium copper chlorophyllin. Some products contain sodium magnesium chlorophyllin, but does it have proven benefits? Find out in our article about chlorophyll and chlorophyllin.
The supplement fatty15 is expensive. Is its key ingredient available at lower cost? Find out in our article about C15:0 fatty acid.
Find out who may need prescription toothpaste and how it differs from regular toothpaste.
Did taking an omega-3 fatty acid supplement for 3 months improve dry eye symptoms? Find out in the Dry Eye section of our Fish Oil/Omega-3 Supplements Review, which includes our Top Picks among omega-3 supplements.
With summer around the corner, we updated our list of recommended sunscreens. Each is broad-spectrum for UVA and UVB, does not contain untested chemical sunscreens, and has not been found to be contaminated with benzene (a carcinogen).
We’ve added a 2nd Top Pick for magnesium. It’s well absorbed, with a lower risk of causing diarrhea. Get the details in the Top Picks section of our recent Magnesium Supplements Review.
A recent study detected phthalates (plasticizer chemicals) in popular extra virgin olive oils. Get the details by brand, and find out if you should be concerned, in the Quality Concerns section of our Extra Virgin Olive Oils (EVOO) Review, which includes our Top Picks for EVOO.
Melatonin may help some people fall asleep faster, but might it worsen symptoms in people with restless legs syndrome (RLS), which makes sleeping more difficult? Find out in the Concerns and Cautions section of our Melatonin Supplements Review, which includes information about other potential side effects, as well as interactions, with melatonin.
A study showed how much more fluoride (from toothpaste) persists in the mouth when spitting, but not rinsing, after brushing – a practice that experts suggest. See the details in our article about toothpaste, which includes our Top Picks.
Do chlorophyll supplements reduce body odor, help prevent cancer, or have other health benefits, and are there adverse effects? Find out in our answer to the question: What are the health benefits of chlorophyll and chlorophyllin, and are they safe?