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… This is going to be hard to say … TOO-MER-IC? TER-MER-IC? TURM-AIR-IC? Who knows!

Turmeric is a yellow curry spice loaded with the anti-inflammatory chemical curcumin, which scientists link to reduced anxiety, relieving arthritis and less fat development.

(*Millennials in the crowd erupted into applause*)

Turmeric Black is Sculpt Nation’s spin on this so-called “miracle vitamin” — a proprietary blend (turmeric root powder and extract) mixed with black turmeric and black pepper fruit extract.

Read on to learn whether Sculpt Nation Turmeric Black is the pain-reducing, fat-busting, muscle-recovering, mood-boosting answer to our quarter-life crisis prayers.

Fifty percent of us want to slim down. Eighty percent of people crave better sleep.

Sculpt Nation Burn PM supposedly boosts your internal temperature, revs your body’s calorie-shredding engine, “zaps the fat once it enters your bloodstream,” and improves your sleep quality … (*Spongebob voice*) at night.

Problems solved (maybe). Read on to learn more about the mildly controversial Burn PM.

Show of hands, how many of you clicked this hoping we’re here to rip Sculpt Nation a new one?

Nearly 15% of U.S. adults admit to using weight loss supplements — like fat burners — to shed pounds. Sculpt Nation’s Burn Evolved swears to offer a “new scientific breakthrough” with “lightning fast” results that unlock your body’s fat-melting capabilities to lose weight.

(But, hey, if we learned anything from Tumblr’s Dashcon from 2014 or the disastrous Fyre Festival, it’s that no amount of head-turning advertising hype can fix a total dud of an idea.)

Check out our review of Burn Evolved to discover the truth!

As the unofficial and never-elected spokesperson for the entire fitness community, we’ve taken the liberty to crown creatine as the “king” of all sports supplements. Creatine is one of the most well-studied supps in history, linked to increased size, performance, strength, power, all that.

V Shred’s Vince Sant launched his own supplement line — Sculpt Nation — which includes a little ‘ol thang called “Fruit Punch Creatine.”

But priced at $1.23 per 5g scoop, is Sculpt Nation’s Fruit Creatine worth it?

Whey protein is a staple in any fitness nut’s supplement cabinet. These chocolaty and vanilla-y protein powders rev the body’s recovery processes to repair microscopic muscle-tearing to increase the size and restore strength.

Sculpt Nation’s Whey Powder is only the latest in a long line of supplements from V Shred founder and fitness influencer Vince Sant.

But at $47 per two-pound tub — or $1.56 for each 25g serving — is Sculpt Nation’s Protein Powder worth the money?