http://www.mindextra.com/hl12-supplement/

[Rahat Chunsa]

Yes and no. Yes, because if you’re looking to prove a cause and effect relationship between a couple of factors (such as an component and the human body), the more proof you  HL12 have that facilitates your theory, the better. On the other hand, “proving” a compensation declare requires a vast human body of peer-reviewed, repeatable proof, which is something that seems that many of HL12’s components don’t appear to come with. 

http://www.mindextra.com/hl12-supplement/

[Cajan Rebecca]

We're uniquely positioned to take a stab at link this question, having one foot (up to our knee) in the watch world and one foot (up to link our ankle) in the automotive world. Our founder has reported from the Copperstate 100, Jason Heaton and link James Stacey have discussed overlanding on TGN, and I recently examined the intersection of watch and car culture at a rally in North Carolina and previously at Goodwood Revival. Ahem, I even wrote a story for Jalopnik in 2014 (it's a fun read!).