Name: FiE 2024: HTBA showcases Cardiose’s performance-boosting benefits in active nutrition
Uploaded: 2024-12-06T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 7 min 23 s
Description: HTBA’s (HealthTech Bio Actives) chief commercial officer, Tom D’hoore spotlights Cardiose, a polyphenol derived from sweet oranges, for its functional benefits in nutrition for heart health. He also dives into studies revealing enhanced anaerobic and aerobic power, improved recovery and lean body mass development.

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FiE 2024: HTBA showcases Cardiose’s performance-boosting benefits in active nutrition

06 Dec 2024 | HTBA (HealthTech Bio Actives)

HTBA’s (HealthTech Bio Actives) chief commercial officer, Tom D’hoore spotlights Cardiose, a polyphenol derived from sweet oranges, for its functional benefits in nutrition for heart health. He also dives into studies revealing enhanced anaerobic and aerobic power, improved recovery and lean body mass development.

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