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The Antioxidant Edge: The Impact of Kaneka Ubiquinol® on Reproductive Health

Explore the science behind reproductive health and the role Ubiquinol plays in protecting reproductive cells from oxidative stress.

October 22, 2024

WholeFoods Magazine Contributor

Discover the science of Ubiquinol and understand how it can support reproductive health.

Solaray Launches Line for Women

November 20, 2023

Rebecca Viscomi

Solaray has released a new line of women products, intended to support sexual and reproductive health.

Bluebonnet Expands Intimate Essentials Line with DHEA Supplement

October 17, 2023

Rebecca Viscomi

Bluebonnet Nutrition is growing their line of Intimate Essentials, with the addition of a new DHEA supplement, formulated to support men's and women's sexual and fertility health.

Herb of the Month: Saw Palmetto

Known for its positive effects on the urinary and reproductive systems, and prostate health, saw palmetto offers a variety of benefits.

September 25, 2023

Jeffrey Burke, ND, MH, CNC, CHS

Known for its positive effects on the urinary and reproductive systems, and prostate health, saw palmetto offers a variety of benefits.

Herb of the Month: Tongkat Ali

Tongkat Ali is an effective herbal supplement that brings life, energy, and balance to the body.

June 28, 2023

Jeffrey Burke, ND, MH, CNC, CHS

Tongkat Ali is an effective herbal supplement that brings life, energy, and balance to the body.

HP Ingredients Showcases 5 New Studies Performed on LJ100

December 13, 2021

Julia Peterman

HP Ingredients has announced five new published human clinical trials for its LJ100 Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma longifolia) ingredient. Study 1 tested the effects of testosterone levels and quality of life in aging men. The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-center study found split 105 male subjects aged 50-70 years with low testosterone...

Preliminary Study Connects Fertility with Microbiome

March 16, 2021

WholeFoods Magazine Staff

Japan—A preliminary study may have found a link between gut microbiota and female fertility. The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition, states that “fertility depends on a receptive state of the endometrium and hormonal adaptations as well as the immune system. Local and systemic immunities are...