The Science
Here you can find our 3-minute articles which explain the intricacies of the ThinkPharm Formula.
We summarise the scientific research that has informed our formulation. 217 research papers altogether. The original sources and web links are there (if you want to dig deeper or check our sources).
These articles include information about the best forms, the best doses, the importance of these for the immune system and why it is essential to exclude certain synthetic vitamins if we want to improve our health.
Find below the current list of articles:
Why Calcium Is Bad For You In Supplement Form But Not In Food Form
Why Vitamins C & E Should Not Be Supplemented
Why We Don't Put Manganese In Our Supplements
Why We Don’t Put Vitamin A In The ThinkPharm Formula
What We Do Differently About Vitamin B9: Folic Acid and Folate Explained
The Iron Controversy – What We Do Different About Iron
Why Selenium Is Important For The Immune System And What We Do Differently
Why Low Zinc is Bad For The Immune System (Zinc Part 1)
Why Your Zinc Is Probably Low (Zinc Part 2)
Why Vitamin D Is Important For Your Immune System And What Levels To Aim For (Vitamin D Part 1)
How To Get The Right Vitamin D Levels (Vitamin D Part 2)
The Synergy Between Vitamin D and Zinc - Why You Need Both
Why Copper Is Important For The Immune System And What We Do Differently
Boron And Its Importance For The Immune System
The Importance Of B-Vitamins For The Immune System
Why We Put Vitamin K Into The ThinkPharm Formula (Vitamin K Part 1)
Why We Use Vitamin K1 And Not Vitamin K2 In The ThinkPharm Formula (Vitamin K Part 2)
Magnesium - Things You Need To Know: Our Choice Of Magnesium And Its Impact On Immunity
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