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Does having thyroid disease, or taking the thyroid medication levothyroxine (Synthroid), cause tinnitus? Find out how over one dozen medications may affect tinnitus.
Find out if berberine can cause DNA damage or change the gut microbiome.
what happens when one adds a large amount of olive oil to the diet? See what a recent study found.
A low-dose statin drug was much more effective than 5 different popular supplements at lowering cholesterol in a recent study. However, findings were likely skewed by the choice of supplements, several of which failed ConsumerLab testing.
The FDA recently took the position that NMN, an NAD booster, cannot be sold as a dietary supplement.
Find out which shampoos have been found to contain benzene, a carcinogen, and how to reduce your exposure to benzene.
Waking up more than once during the night to use the bathroom? Find out which supplements may help.
Regularly consuming oatmeal may lower cholesterol and promote beneficial changes in gut bacteria.
Find out if a popular multivitamin for seniors reduced the risk of cancer diagnosis.
Find out if Balance of Nature's "Fruits" and "Veggies" capsules are good replacements for the real thing.
Taking too many vitamin supplements -- or taking too much of a particular supplement -- can have short and long-term adverse effects.
Many supplements promise to increase testestorone, boost libido, and increase muscle size, but, as ConsumerLab explains, the actual effectiveness of supplements is limited, and some supplements may actually reduce testosterone levels.
Although extra virgin olive oil has many possible health benefits, such as reduced risk of heart disease and improved blood sugar control, these and other benefits have been demonstrated when olive oil replaces for saturated fats in the diet, not when taken as a supplement, as we explain.
When it comes to buying vitamins and supplements, it's buyer beware. ConsumerLab explains six red flags to look out for on labels when choosing and buying vitamins or supplements, including claims of "FDA Approved" laboratories, what to look for in the ingredient list, and more.
ConsumerLab reviews the ingredients in AG1, its safety and possible side effects, and how AG1 compares to other products.
Some pills can be difficult to swallow and can even become lodged in the throat or cause damage to the esophagus. Learn six practical tips to help avoid getting pills stuck in the throat.
Find out if the dietary supplement Relief Factor is likely to help relieve aches and pains, if it is safe, and if it is worth the cost.
Does having thyroid disease, or taking the thyroid medication levothyroxine (Synthroid), cause tinnitus? Find out how over one dozen medications may affect tinnitus.
Find out if berberine can cause DNA damage or change the gut microbiome.
what happens when one adds a large amount of olive oil to the diet? See what a recent study found.
A low-dose statin drug was much more effective than 5 different popular supplements at lowering cholesterol in a recent study. However, findings were likely skewed by the choice of supplements, several of which failed ConsumerLab testing.
The FDA recently took the position that NMN, an NAD booster, cannot be sold as a dietary supplement.
Find out which shampoos have been found to contain benzene, a carcinogen, and how to reduce your exposure to benzene.
Waking up more than once during the night to use the bathroom? Find out which supplements may help.
Regularly consuming oatmeal may lower cholesterol and promote beneficial changes in gut bacteria.
Find out if a popular multivitamin for seniors reduced the risk of cancer diagnosis.
Find out if Balance of Nature's "Fruits" and "Veggies" capsules are good replacements for the real thing.
Taking too many vitamin supplements -- or taking too much of a particular supplement -- can have short and long-term adverse effects.
Many supplements promise to increase testestorone, boost libido, and increase muscle size, but, as ConsumerLab explains, the actual effectiveness of supplements is limited, and some supplements may actually reduce testosterone levels.
Although extra virgin olive oil has many possible health benefits, such as reduced risk of heart disease and improved blood sugar control, these and other benefits have been demonstrated when olive oil replaces for saturated fats in the diet, not when taken as a supplement, as we explain.
When it comes to buying vitamins and supplements, it's buyer beware. ConsumerLab explains six red flags to look out for on labels when choosing and buying vitamins or supplements, including claims of "FDA Approved" laboratories, what to look for in the ingredient list, and more.
ConsumerLab reviews the ingredients in AG1, its safety and possible side effects, and how AG1 compares to other products.
Some pills can be difficult to swallow and can even become lodged in the throat or cause damage to the esophagus. Learn six practical tips to help avoid getting pills stuck in the throat.
Find out if the dietary supplement Relief Factor is likely to help relieve aches and pains, if it is safe, and if it is worth the cost.
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