Sentences with phrase «health after taking a supplement»

If a customer doesn't see a change in his dog's health after taking a supplement to treat a specific condition, then it means either that the owner misdiagnosed the condition, bought the wrong treatment or that the supplement doesn't work.

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After determining the makeup of her microbiome — in effect, taking a census of the microorganisms that reside in her vagina — the company will supply a personalized regimen of probiotic supplements designed to promote optimal health.

Women generally love taking prenatal vitamins and other health supplements during and after pregnancy.

-- The Institutes and the Centers of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) along with the Office of Research on Women's Health award administrative supplements to existing research grants to hire «reentry candidates,» individuals with a high potential to return to an active research career after taking time off to care for children or attend to other family responsibilities.

Taking into consideration that creatine supplements are very cheap, proven to be safe for your health and the majority of people are looking to increase muscle strength and size, we suggest that you use around 3 - 5 grams of creatine before and after going to the gym, so that you fully optimize the ability to put on slabs of meat on your frame and make yourselves stronger.

Her advice was to make sure when your gut health balance is disrupted, for example after a round of antibiotics, to take a probiotic supplement to help rebuild the microbiome.

Unfortunately, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) restricts supplement makers from making certain health claims; for example, you can not market a probiotic saying, «This is useful to take after an antibiotic,» because that would imply that antibiotics might harm you in some way.

After taking a short quiz about your life and health, Care / of gives you recommendations for what supplements you should be taking based on your answers.

After receiving his bachelor's degree in classical music performance from the University of Michigan in 2004 (and since supplemented with years of volunteering in the park, interning at the San Francisco Botanical Garden, running his own California native gardening business, and taking countless classes in all aspects of the natural world), you can find him at Lands End, often performing experiments to assess the health effects of accordion music on newly - planted California coastal scrub ecosystems.