alone.) In a follow-up message, Ebert told STAT she could not categorize the beliefs of other LifeVantage distributors, and reiterated that we never claim to cure, prevent or mitigate disease. Without large-scale controlled studies demonstrating Protandim actually helps people, LifeVantage has had to rely on a series of ever more aggressive sales tactics hinging on fragments of limited findings
In private online gatherings, Facebook groups, and Zoom sessions, distributors are trained to promote Protandims purported ability to reduce oxygen-free radicals, and to suggest that scientific evidence supports a broad spectrum of potential benefits
L-Arginine : An amino acid that supports circulation and cellular function
These claims might have resonated with those seeking alternatives to mainstream medical treatment, or who were desperate to treat serious health problems with few other options
Even with this latitude, LifeVantage has run afoul of regulators
Protandim is a plant-based nutraceutical that contains milk thistle, bacopa, turmeric, ashwangandha, and green tea, and this combination is supposed to increase the bodys antioxidant activity