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SREBP-1 Proteins
In the 2nd part of his article series, Tom Rayhawk examines in detail, different (and well known) nutrients and supplements and their impact on SREBP-1c levels. In particular, Tom discusses the use of CLA (you may be surprised by his findings), Arachodonic Acid and Berberine.
SREBP-1 Proteins, part 2 | Mind and Muscle"the body cannot achieve what the mind cannot conceive, if you believe.....you will achieve"
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