The Theralogix Blog

Nutrients to Support Hormone Health*

Your hormones are responsible for some major functions in your body. Certain supplements can help keep everthing in balance.*

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The Benefits of Taking a Multivitamin

Data from the National Center for Health Statistics revealed that multivitamins are the most commonly used dietary supplement in the United States. In fact, nearly one-third of U.S. adults take...

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The Ultimate Guide to UTI Prevention*

Theralogix has been keeping up with urinary tract health research for decades, and we’ve used our expertise to become the #1 urologist-recommended supplement brand in the U.S.*

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Nutritional Supplement Green Flags: What to Look for When Shopping for Supplements  

 Dietary supplements aren’t regulated by the FDA in the same way as medications, so it’s important to evaluate the dietary supplements you already have and any supplements you’re thinking about...

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Nutrient Absorption & Bioavailability: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?

Understanding nutrient absorption and bioavailability is key to unlocking the full potential of your supplement routine. You’ll see terms like “enhanced-absorption” and “highly bioavailable,” but what do they really mean?...

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Third Party Testing – Why You Should Care

Choosing safe supplements is a big deal, but Theralogix makes it easy. NSF certification is your best guarantee of content accuracy, purity, good manufacturing practices, and overall safety. 

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What Sets Theralogix Apart 

At Theralogix, we deliver. We strive to exceed your expectations and your standards. Here’s how we set ourselves apart.

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How to Read a Supplement Facts Panel

Dietary supplement use has skyrocketed in recent years, and data from the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) revealed that almost 75% of Americans currently take dietary supplements. That’s four out...

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Keeping Your Immune Health Up

Your immune system is responsible for keeping you healthy year-round – especially as the seasons change, you start to spend more time indoors, and you’re in closer contact with others...

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