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Did taking CoQ10 reduce the severity of tinnitus (ringing in the ears) in a recent study? Find out in the Tinnitus section of our CoQ10 & Ubiquinol Supplements Review, which includes our Top Picks for CoQ10 and ubiquinol.
We’ve changed our Top Pick for sensitive teeth. Find out why and also see our toothpaste choices for bleeding gums and whitening in our article about toothpastes.
Among people who have had a stroke, switching from regular table salt to a potassium-enriched salt substitute may greatly reduce the risk of another stroke and death. Get the details in our Potassium Supplements Review.
A CL member asked why so many B-12 supplements contain very high doses of B-12, such as 1,000 mcg or more. Find out in our article about B-12. Also see our B Vitamin Supplements Review for our Top Picks for vitamin B-12.
Is there evidence that applying medium chain triglyceride (MCT) oil to the scalp reduces dandruff? Find out in our Coconut Oil and Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCT) Oil Review, which includes our Top Picks among products.
Find out if replacing regular salt with "lite" salt or salt substitutes, such as Morton Lite Salt, Morton Salt Substitute, NoSalt Original Sodium Free Salt Alternative, and MySalt, helps to reduce blood pressure, or decrease the risk of heart attack and stroke. Plus, learn about the safety and side effects associated with salt substitutes, drug interactions, and more.
Learn more about ConsumerLab.com's clinical testing policy and procedures, including information on our independent testing and product reviews. Our answer explains.
Is taking certain supplements and hypothyroidism medications bad? Learn which supplements can interact with thyroid hormone medications like levothyroxine (Synthroid), thyroid hormone levels, and laboratory tests.
Learn more about warning labels indicating that a supplement contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer.
We’ve boiled down the latest research about mineral and chemical sunscreens, including product tests, to help you choose the best sunscreen (which will depend on whether you expect to be in or out of the water). We also list popular sunscreens that have, or have not, been found to contain cancer-causing compounds (benzene and benzophenone).
Did taking CoQ10 reduce the severity of tinnitus (ringing in the ears) in a recent study? Find out in the Tinnitus section of our CoQ10 & Ubiquinol Supplements Review, which includes our Top Picks for CoQ10 and ubiquinol.
We’ve changed our Top Pick for sensitive teeth. Find out why and also see our toothpaste choices for bleeding gums and whitening in our article about toothpastes.
Among people who have had a stroke, switching from regular table salt to a potassium-enriched salt substitute may greatly reduce the risk of another stroke and death. Get the details in our Potassium Supplements Review.
A CL member asked why so many B-12 supplements contain very high doses of B-12, such as 1,000 mcg or more. Find out in our article about B-12. Also see our B Vitamin Supplements Review for our Top Picks for vitamin B-12.
Is there evidence that applying medium chain triglyceride (MCT) oil to the scalp reduces dandruff? Find out in our Coconut Oil and Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCT) Oil Review, which includes our Top Picks among products.
Find out if replacing regular salt with "lite" salt or salt substitutes, such as Morton Lite Salt, Morton Salt Substitute, NoSalt Original Sodium Free Salt Alternative, and MySalt, helps to reduce blood pressure, or decrease the risk of heart attack and stroke. Plus, learn about the safety and side effects associated with salt substitutes, drug interactions, and more.
Learn more about ConsumerLab.com's clinical testing policy and procedures, including information on our independent testing and product reviews. Our answer explains.
Is taking certain supplements and hypothyroidism medications bad? Learn which supplements can interact with thyroid hormone medications like levothyroxine (Synthroid), thyroid hormone levels, and laboratory tests.
Learn more about warning labels indicating that a supplement contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer.
We’ve boiled down the latest research about mineral and chemical sunscreens, including product tests, to help you choose the best sunscreen (which will depend on whether you expect to be in or out of the water). We also list popular sunscreens that have, or have not, been found to contain cancer-causing compounds (benzene and benzophenone).
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