This spring several articles and warnings have been circulating regarding the safety of our drugs - both name branded prescription, generic, and over the counter supplements. “The safety of America’s food and medical products is under serious challenge,” FDA’s principal deputy commissioner said. The FDA is responsible for overseeing the safety and manufacturing quality of food, drugs, medical devices, and cosmetics. However, it’s difficult to keep up with this work given the huge jump in manufacturing both here and, sadly, overseas.

Though the above saying is to signify the importance of having books collection in any house, there is an indirect reference to the vital role of having Windows in a building!!

Creatine monohydrate is globally recognized and officially approved as a safe and effective nutritional supplement. The most common use is in the sports industry for increasing muscle mass, strength, endurance, and regeneration. It’s one of the most thoroughly researched nutritional supplements.

Joint and bone problems affect more than 400 million people worldwide, and is expected to steadily increase over ten percent annually during the next ten years. Over 30% of baby boomers are actively managing joint issues. Glucosamine, Chondroitin and/or the combination of both ingredients are the most widely purchased over-the-counter supplements for joint health care. Dozens of studies and human clinical trials have demonstrated its benefits. Consumers know and understand glucosamine as being an important constituent of connective tissues. Glucosamine is a molecule naturally produced in the human body by cellular metabolism, and a key building block of joint cartilage and joint fluid. An active lifestyle, contact sports, and normal aging can wear down joint cartilage.