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Visit MarketPlace GlobalTerms like stimulant-free, caffeine-free and decaffeinated are not interchangeable. This section explains those differences and explores botanical ingredients and everyday routines without making promises about specific outcomes.
Product Comparisons
pHix and pHit are different MPG products. MPG positions pHix as stimulant-free and lists Matured Hop Extract as a featured ingredient. MPG lists 57 mg of caffei
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Ingredients
Matured hop extract is a preparation made from the flowers of the hop plant (Humulus lupulus) that has gone through a maturation process after extraction, durin
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Ingredients
A botanical extract is a concentrated preparation made by drawing compounds out of plant material with a solvent such as water or ethanol, then concentrating th
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Label Reading
Verify a stimulant-free claim by reading the ingredient list in full: check the serving size, look for caffeine and caffeine-containing botanicals (guarana, gre
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Label Terms
Decaf means most naturally occurring caffeine has been removed from coffee or tea, though trace amounts remain. Caffeine-free means the product contains no caff
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Label Terms
Caffeine-free means the product contains no caffeine. Stimulant-free means it contains no stimulant ingredients - caffeine being the main one on supplement labe
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Label Terms
Stimulant-free means a product is formulated without stimulant ingredients - substances like caffeine that increase activity in the nervous system. But the phra
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