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		<title>By: Tyler Stokes</title>
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		<description>Nice article. I agree that it can be annoying at the amount of bad supplements there are on the market today. I find taking the time to investigate how the company actually does business, can really help determine the quality of the products. 

For example if a company spends most of their revenue on advertising versus research and development, you might not be getting a high quality product. Also, supplements that are sold through low cost stores are usually not good products. When they have  to meet the low cost demands of the stores, the supplement company has to cut their own costs. This usually happens at the manufacturing level and that&#039;s bad news for consumers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice article. I agree that it can be annoying at the amount of bad supplements there are on the market today. I find taking the time to investigate how the company actually does business, can really help determine the quality of the products. </p>
<p>For example if a company spends most of their revenue on advertising versus research and development, you might not be getting a high quality product. Also, supplements that are sold through low cost stores are usually not good products. When they have  to meet the low cost demands of the stores, the supplement company has to cut their own costs. This usually happens at the manufacturing level and that&#8217;s bad news for consumers.</p>
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