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If your magnesium supplement has 'l-threonate' in the name, it's probably going here, not your muscles or your gut

What is your brain?

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Chelated minerals are bound to amino acids to improve this — meaning your body actually gets the goods instead of just making expensive urine

What is absorption?

100

This supplement is famous for helping your hair, skin, and nails — but don’t expect it to help your split ends grow back by Monday

What is Rejuvenate Plus?

100

This B vitamin is most famous for boosting energy and mood — and it's a favorite for Monday mornings and people who don't drink coffee

What is vitamin B12?

100

If your probiotic label says “10 billion CFUs,” that’s how many of these microscopic guests are invited to your digestion celebration — assuming they survive the trip

What are Colony Forming Units (CFUs)?

200

Magnesium citrate is well-known for helping this bodily function, let's just say it's your colon's favorite supplement

What is bowel regularity (or relieving constipation)?

200

This essential trace mineral supports thyroid function and sounds like something you’d use to disinfect a cut

What is iodine?

200

This softgel combines the final form of CoQ₁₀ with geranylgeraniol (GG) to support mitochondria, energy, immunity, and cardiovascular health—a must for anyone on a statin

What is Ubiquinol Plus?

200

Pregnant women love this B vitamin for fetal brain and spinal development — and your multivitamin should have the “methylated” version

What is folate (vitamin B9)?

200

This phrase often appears next to dosage recommendations on supplement labels to remind you that your doctor might have a better idea

What is "or as directed by your healthcare provider"?
300

This form of magnesium is often taken for muscle function and energy production, bound with malic acid, yes the apple kind)

What is magnesium malate

300

Found in leafy greens, this blood-friendly mineral is crucial for oxygen transport—and low levels can leave you feeling like a sleepy sloth

What is iron?

300

This “vitamin B₈” powder helps promote neurotransmitter messaging for mood, sleep, and insulin sensitivity—perfect for someone who wants to chill, sleep well, and balance their sugars and hormones

What is Inositol?

300

This amino acid gets kicked to the curb by methylation — but if B vitamins are missing, it sticks around like that coworker who doesn’t know when the meeting is over


What is homocysteine?

300

You’ll spot this abbreviation on labels next to % Daily Value — it's the government’s polite suggestion, not your body's final word

What is RDA (recommended daily allowance)?

400

Move over calcium — this “underrated” mineral is essential for strong bones and helps your body use the calcium you take

What is magnesium?

400

Your skin makes this vitamin when exposed to sunlight — just don’t expect it to work through a window or SPF70

What is vitamin D?
400

This immune-support all-star blends vitamin C, vitamin D, quercetin, zinc, and NAC to support healthy inflammation balance and respiratory function—perfect for cold‑season defense

What is AbsoImmune?

400

If your pee is bright yellow after taking your B-complex, this vitamin is the reason — and no, you're not turning into a glow stick

What is vitamin B2 (riboflavin)?

400

If a supplement label says it contains "proprietary blend," it's basically this — a mystery party where you’re not told how much of anything showed up

What is undisclosed ingredient amounts (or a hidden formula)?

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