Orthomolecular Nutritional Sciences
The right molecules, in the right amounts, for optimal function.
Orthomolecular medicine was defined by double Nobel laureate Linus Pauling as the treatment of disease by varying the concentrations of substances normally present in the human body.
Abram Hoffer pioneered high-dose niacin and nutrient protocols for mental health. Andrew Saul and the Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine have continued this work for decades, documenting results that mainstream nutrition frequently ignores.
LGJ BioLabs is building an orthomolecular product line grounded in these principles — high-quality, high-dose nutrients chosen for bioavailability and research relevance.
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