Spermidine and Alcohol: How They Interact and Impact Your Health
16th Feb 2025
Is Spermidine Safe? Effects on Liver, Testosterone & Alcohol Use
Alcohol consumption, especially in excess, is known to have incredibly negative effects on the liver and brain.
There has been recent research into alcohol and supplements interactions, which, here at Xandro, we’ve been diving into, too, with our alcohol interactions blogs.
Research is shedding light on spermidine, wh
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Magnesium vs. Melatonin: Which is Better for Sleep?
8th Feb 2025
Why Magnesium is Better than Melatonin for Sleep
When sleep troubles strike, many of us turn to remedies like chamomile tea or over-the-counter sleep aids. But what if the solution lies in two natural options you’ve overlooked: magnesium and melatonin?
Both play a role in helping you get a restful sleep, but their mechanisms differ.
In this blog, we look at melatonin or magnesium
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Are Ian Somerhalder’s The Absorption Company Supplements Worth It?
8th Feb 2025
The Absorption Company: Ian Somerhalder’s Supplements
You may have heard of the Ian Somerhalder supplement company making rounds on social media.
It’s great to see people getting more invested in their health and from our deep-dive into the Ian Somerhalder Absorption Company, we’re pleasantly surprised to see the company has the makings of a reputable company.
This ar
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Magnesium Glycinate Benefits, Dosage & Best Times to Take It
28th Jan 2025
The RIGHT Magnesium Glycinate Dosage for You
When you need to boost your magnesium levels, your doctor most likely told you about a few various forms of magnesium you can take and likely recommended one of the more absorbable ones, such as magnesium glycinate and magnesium citrate.
Further Reading: The Different Forms of Magnesium
Magnesium glycinate has been a hot topic for quite some time n
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Impact of Mental Health on Longevity: Benefits of Emotional Support
18th Jan 2025
How Emotional Support and Mental Health Shape Longevity and Ageing
It’s estimated that one third of people in industrialised societies suffer from loneliness. It’s also well known that mental health concerns, such as loneliness, are linked to higher rates of other mental health conditions, poor sleep, cardiovascular disease and, ultimately, early death.
A 1979 study showed that people
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