No, that price is not a typo. The above photo was taken at a co-op in Michigan where the powder retails for $250 per pound.
Are they ripping you off?
Nope...
Huang Qi, which is the name for astragalus in Chinese, is one of the most popular herbs in traditional medicine. Historically and even today, they use it for c...
You take them to be healthy, but might they actually be making you sick? Vitamins without fillers or binders of any kind can be nearly impossible to find, unles...
The phytoestrogen in flaxseed is touted for postmenopausal women. Maca is primarily for men due to its research about sperm, libido, and bodybuilding.
Rarely...
A popular newsletter recently touted that red reishi extract does the following things. Not our claims, but theirs:
Adaptogenic properties
Balances the...
Q: Dear Superfoodly, because I’m on a statin, I’ve been taking a CoQ10 supplement as advised by my doctor. He just said to take a good brand and didn’t list any...
The word telomere comes from the Greek words telos (end) and meros (part). It is a region of repeating nucleotide sequences at the base of each chromatid. Chrom...
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If you live in America, there’s a good chance you’ve never even heard of this fruit.
If you live in India, then you definitely know what the benefits of amla...
No, its scientific name of Hippophae rhamnoides has nothing to do with hippos, but it does with horses. Here's the Latin to English translation for each part:
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