The statistics of how many Americans lose their lives to heart-related disease is disheartening. Heart disease is the number one killer of Americans each year, with thousands of people being at risk every day. However, don't fret - because it...
As the most abundant protein source in the body, collagen is important to making connective tissue. It's fiber-like structure creates tissues that are a major component of bone, skin, muscles, tendons, and cartilage. Our bodies naturally produce collagen, however -...
Our joints play a huge role in our day to day lives - supporting us as we go from one place to another, keeping us balanced, supporting our muscles, and more. An estimated 23 percent of adults in the United States...
It's not unusual for us to get the "common cold" once or twice during this season. But is there be a chance to enjoy the fall with less runny noses or dry coughs? Having a strong immune system may help with that. Why...
Achy joints holding you back? What if there was a natural solution that could help you get back to the things you love? That's where CurQLife comes in. It might be difficult for some of us to enjoy being active if we struggle...
We obsess over every detail because we want our customers to trust that when they use our supplements they can count on quality and effectiveness of our products. Our products are formulated, tested, packaged and shipped from one place— our 100,000...
In-Vitro Studies showed CurQLife demonstrating an effectiveness in controlling the growth and spread of enveloped viruses, such as the influenza virus.* This study demonstrated how CurQLife inhibits the infectivity and plaque formation of enveloped viruses, giving
Typically when you consume vitamin C these vitamins are spread out into fluids, where excess amounts get passed on through the body. However, with time-release, when swallowed, moisture from saliva causes the coating to slowly rupture and the vitamin C is continually delivered into the body's fluids over an extended period of time.
Melatonin is a natural hormone produced by the pineal gland in the brain. It helps maintain the internal clock of the body also known as circadian rhythm. During the nighttime, when there is less light, melatonin is secreted into the body, triggering drowsiness.