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With the rise in GLP-1 usage, supplements that support blood sugar, metabolism and overall digestion need to be top of mind for merchandising and educational opportunities. Washington believes there is still time for natural retailers to be leaders in this area
When it comes to folate (folic acid) and birth control, different studies have found varying results
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Full Interview Summary: Venture capitalists evaluating the addiction treatment spaceparticularly those exploring GLP-1 drugs and psychedelicsface significant regulatory and legal hurdles
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