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Modern science continues to uncover what many of us intuitively know — movement heals not only the body, but also the mind. Recent research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine offers some of the most compelling evidence yet: physical activity can reduce anxiety and depression more effectively than medication or therapy alone.

Aset Nutrition — Manufacturing Novel Ingredients. Creating Solutions that Power the Future of Formulations. 🔬 1. Introduction: Redefining Mineral Bioavailability In the evolving field of cellular nutrition, Aminoethylphosphate (AEP)  has emerged as one of the most fascinating and scientifically sophisticated mineral carriers. Originally studied by the German biochemist Dr. Hans Alfred Nieper , AEP represents a unique class of compounds that combine essential mineral ions (Ca

In the pursuit of better energy, longevity, and cognitive resilience, Oxaloacetic Acid (OAA)  has re-emerged as one of the most exciting biochemical compounds in modern nutritional science. At Aset Nutrition , we view OAA not just as a supplement ingredient — but as a metabolic catalyst  that directly supports mitochondrial efficiency and cellular repair. 🔬 What Is Oxaloacetic Acid (OAA)? Oxaloacetic Acid is a naturally occurring metabolic intermediate in the Krebs Cycle  (a

Manufacturing novel ingredients. Creating solutions that power the future of formulations. As biotechnology, genomics, and systems nutrition continue to reshape the nutraceutical industry, a new era is emerging — one defined by precision, personalization, and bioactivity. The world is moving beyond basic vitamins and herbal extracts toward targeted ingredients  that interact with metabolic pathways, mitochondrial energy, and gut-brain signaling. At Aset Nutrition , we believe

Introduction: Decoding the Architecture of Life For decades, biology has revolved around one central question: How does the linear code of DNA and RNA fold into the complex three-dimensional structures that give rise to life? Proteins, RNA molecules, and DNA helices do not act as simple chains of nucleotides or amino acids. They fold, twist, and interact in highly specific ways, determining everything from enzyme activity to immune responses and disease progression. Until rec

A New Look Into the Eye Diabetes, often called a “silent disease,” doesn’t just affect blood sugar. Over time, it quietly reshapes the body’s smallest blood vessels — those delicate highways that nourish vital organs. Among the most vulnerable of these is the retina — the paper-thin layer at the back of the eye responsible for capturing light and sending visual information to the brain. For decades, scientists have known that people with diabetes are at high risk of diabetic