Comment · Mon, August 21, 2023 · ND Owner
What they were answering
robplumm · 5 points
According to the study in another thread...blackberries you need like 7-8oz/day to get 500mg or so of c3g
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
We proved the study on apigenin in parsley wrong. I have no doubt we would find much less C3G in blackberries and blueberries if we tested it in the lab. Maybe we should.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NootropicsDepot/comments/vksitf/lab_testing_results_dried_parsley/
So about a month ago there was a discussion about dried parsley and how it was a superior apigenin supplement. [https://www.reddit.com/r/NootropicsDepot/comments/uxkcig/dried\_parsley\_superior\_to\_any\_apigenin\_suppl
Replying to AnabolicGreyhound · For context, dried parsley contains 45mg Apigenin per gram and has superior bioavailability. I do love ND products but question the efficacy of taking supplementary Apigenin. Wo…
LOL, start shoving grams of parsley in your mouth then. You could say this about any plant extract. "Why don't I just shove lots of the regular plant in my mouth?!?" Sure, go ahead! I am sure Chef's Larder standardizes t
Apigenin is not unstable. No idea WTF Examine is talking about. There's incorrect information all over the internet. Even in research studies we have found just blatantly false info. Now that I have my own lab, I can act
Replying to Careful-Cobbler-8359 · Why care about amyloid plaques following the recent retraction/controversy in AD research?
Amyloid plaques are still correlated with disease progression. It's just not the smoking gun cause it was made out to be. People with Alzheimer's clearly have amyloid plaques building up. That's not at question. Whether
People went nuts over it. It sold way faster than anticipated. Our resupply has also been stuck in customs, which screws the ability to plan things. It finally just cleared, though. So we are rushing it. We have some of
Replying to ShockLatter2787 · Considering the lack of knowledge about it's about it's MOA and all the other anti-oxidants/anti-inflammatories y'all carry, what made you pick up ReDaxin? You've tended to avoid s…
I met these guys a while back, and they were really excited about this new product they were developing. It's a really cool story. Some dude in Kentucky walking out in a sorghum field noticed a deep red plant amongst the