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Believing that research is the foundation of scientific knowledge and the promotion of human nutrition, Nutrilite, one of the world’s most trusted nutritional brands, manifests its unparalleled passion for the study and advancement of human nutrition with the Nutrilite Health Institute (NHI).
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For many years now, health organizations have been reminding us that we don’t get as much sleep as we used to – or as we should – and we’re paying the price in drowsiness and fatigue that affect our physical and mental health, and threaten public safety. Despite such warnings, not much has changed.
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