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Seattle Gummy Company® (SGC) selected into Amazon Emerging Brand Program for its innovative performance focused gummies

Posted on by Brad Fitch
02
Dec

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – Seattle Gummy Company’s delicious breakthrough Functional Gummies®, that pair the power of bioactive ingredients with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been selected into Amazon Emerging Brand Program (known as Amazon Innovation Program), and was recently launched nationwide on Amazon. Led by founder and CEO, Dr. Connie Wan, SGC redefines a household favorite […]

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Seattle Gummy Company® featured in Seattle Morning News with Dave Ross

Posted on by Brad Fitch
30
Nov

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – In an interview with Seattle Morning News host, Dave Ross aired on Thanksgiving Morning, titled “Dr. Connie Wan, candy medicine for children?,” Seattle Gummy Company’s founder/CEO discussed candidly about the challenges in the journey of turning a household favorite food item into a carrier for delivering medication to children.  Find the audio […]

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Seattle Gummy Company® featured on Cheddar TV

Posted on by Brad Fitch
15
Nov

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – In an interview with Cheddar TV, titled “Seattle Gummy Company wants to revolutionize medicine for kids.” Seattle Gummy Company’s founder/CEO Dr. Connie Wan shared with the audience why gummy is a perfect format for delivering medicines, why large pharmaceutical companies have largely missed the space, and what Seattle Gummy Company is doing […]

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Seattle Gummy wants to revolutionize medicine for kids with world’s first gummy drugs

Posted on by Brad Fitch
connie wan
13
Nov

Connie Wan is no different than any other parent who has struggled to get a little kid to take medication during a bout of sickness. She fumbled with syringes and syrups and worried whether the proper measurements had been made and dosages consumed. Shopping in Costco back around 2007, Wan was attracted to the popular […]

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Green tea prevents obesity

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
05
Nov

For thousands of years, Chinese has turned to green tea for its mix of health benefits.  Modern studies have reported a myriad of healthy benefit from green tea, including everything from protecting sensitive teeth, dampening Alzheimer’s symptoms, repelling bacteria and even preventing heart attacks.  Previous studies have also suggested that green tea can be a factor in obesity through its anti-inflammatory effects on […]

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Can Coffee Fight Signs of Aging?

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
Coffee Fights Aging
01
Nov

Guest post by Ashley Lipman The internet has changed the way we receive information. More importantly, it’s changed the way we receive misinformation.  Every time you scroll through the newsfeed, you see contradictory information. One of the hot topics right now is coffee fighting the signs of aging. While some sources say it’s a miracle […]

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Anti-aging effects of compound, fisetin, in fruits and vegetables verified by research

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
Fisetin
21
Oct

Research published in the journal EBioMedicine has revealed that fisetin – a natural flavonoid found in many fruits and vegetables such  strawberries, apples, persimmons, onions and cucumbers – functions as an effective senolytic agent by clearing out damaged aging cells, improving health and extending lifespan. When our cells lose the ability to effectively divide and replicate, they generally die […]

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Running protects brain from the damaging effects of chronic stress

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
Running Protects Brain
18
Oct

We all know that getting a little exercise helps when dealing with stress. A study conducted by researchers from the Brigham Young University (BYU), published in the journal of Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, discovers exercise — particularly running — while under stress helps protect your brain.  Specifically, BYU researchers found that running mitigates the negative impacts […]

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Caffeine shown as effective at reducing exercise-induced asthma symptoms as an albuterol inhaler

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
15
Oct

An Indiana University (IU) study found that the ingestion of caffeine within an hour of exercise can reduce the symptoms of exercise induced asthma (EIA).   The caffeine study involved 10 asthmatic subjects who had EIA, in a randomized, double-blind double-dummy crossover study. The volunteers ingested 3, 6, or 9 milligrams of caffeine per kilogram of […]

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Why does running make us happy?

Posted on by Connie Wan, Ph. D.
03
Oct

The joy of running. That sense of well-being, freedom and extra energy that runners often experience is not just a matter of endorphins. A study published in the journal Cell Metabolism shows that the “runner’s high” phenomenon is also caused by dopamine, an important neurotransmitter for motivation.  The study discovered that the rewarding effects of endurance activity are […]

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