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After a natural gas explosion tore through a Minnehaha Academy building in August 2017, claiming the lives of two cherished employees, pathbreaking couple Y. Marc and Alicia Belton joined other officials, parents and community members in a multipronged effort to repair the breach at their children's school.

Quiet and self-effacing, the philanthropists aimed to rebuild the physical structure and help heal the community's jagged spirit.

"Marc and Alicia have been generous with their time, talent and treasure even before the event," said Minnehaha Academy President Donna Harris, who herself was lauded for her heroic leadership during the episode. "They exude warmth and care, with a great heart for service. They've always been people connectors and have hosted many events in their homes."

Their current home, a historic Mediterranean-style house overlooking Minneapolis' Lake of the Isles, is one they moved to almost a decade ago. Even before they took up residence, Alicia, one of the earliest licensed Black female architects in Minnesota history and the incoming 2022 president of the Minnesota chapter of the American Institute of Architects, led a nine-month top-to-bottom update that brought an aesthetic cohesion to the restoration.

All that work was necessary because of the house's long, sometimes complicated history. First owned by the manager and editor of a publication called the Daily Market Record, one Plumleigh Rogers, the 1916 property reflected the aesthetic choices of subsequent occupants over the decades, including former news anchor Paul Magers and Par Ridder, the onetime Pioneer Press publisher who also served briefly in the same capacity at the Star Tribune.

"Every owner did something different, and it wasn't a merged vision," Alicia said. "There was a circular staircase that somebody wanted, but it was overdone. In some places, it was 2 feet wide. Paul Magers put the pool in, but the way it was, you couldn't see it from inside. We opened it up to see the kids."

In their previous place, a Spanish-style house near Lake Harriet, the Beltons regularly entertained family and friends with gatherings marked by joyful music, bonhomie and scrumptious food. They also hosted a summer open house that was the culmination of a golf tournament Marc holds annually as part of the family's extensive philanthropic efforts. That summer function drew an eclectic, diverse mix of people from all walks of life, including from the faith, corporate and arts communities.

When the Beltons thought about moving, they wanted their home to still be a place of welcome. But they also had other reasons, including having "a place where my mother-in-law could stay," Alicia said.

Mildred Belton, a retired administrative assistant now in her 90s, lives independently in suburban New York, where Marc grew up. Belton's late father, York, was a police officer.

The mother-in-law suite is still waiting, Marc said. "If she ever decides to [move in], it's ready."

That area of the house was part of the renovation. So was the kitchen, which was reoriented.

The Beltons put the laundry room upstairs "much more practical," Alicia said. In fact, the upstairs was reduced to the studs, and redone to open up space, reorient space and bring in more light.

And they took out the squished, tight-throated circular staircase in favor of one that now breathes.

The house also reflects a music-minded love story between a New Yorker and a Texan who met in Minnesota. As a teenager, Marc, a bass player, gigged with professional funk bands in nightclubs and had thoughts of a life onstage. But after his brilliant older sister, Monique, got into Harvard, his parents pressed him to focus on his studies.

He did, and matriculated at Dartmouth, then later earned an MBA at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, where he studied marketing.

When he came to General Mills in 1983, Marc intended to stay a couple of years. But in his 32-year career at the global food giant, he made huge strides for the company, and himself. One of his many milestones includes becoming the youngest president of a company division. His success created space for others in the corporate community even as he mentored, and continues to mentor, new talent.

Alicia, who plays piano, moved to the Twin Cities after graduate school at the University of Illinois to take a job at 3M, where she was a project engineer. The daughter of an African American father and Thai mother, she grew up in Galveston, Texas, dreaming of becoming an architect. But she had no nearby role model, only TV dad Mike Brady of "The Brady Bunch."

Now she has her own company, Urban Design Perspectives, and is a more-immediate muse to others.

"Alicia is an even-keel, classy, inspiring role model for me," said Twin Cities architect Demaris Hollingsworth. "I'm not much younger she could be my big sister. But she's so mature, centered and balanced, I feel like a kid around her. And, of course, she's a pioneer in our field."

Marc and Alicia came together "by providence, not coincidence," said longtime family friend Kimberly Price, who served as a senior 3M executive but has become better known as a matchmaker. "They are both smart and beautiful and share so much in common. But the strongest thing about them is their faith. They both believe deeply that to whom much is given, much is required, and they live that quietly."

Price introduced them 25 years ago when Mildred Belton called from New York to ask for help with the search for a spouse for her only son. Two weeks later, Price saw Alicia Grant at the church they both attended, Pilgrim Baptist in St. Paul. Alicia was working with a clutch of kids in the nursery.

"I saw her with those children, and she had an ethereal presence about her," she said. "If she could love up on the little kids, she could love up on the big kid Marc."

She called Alicia on a lunch break to get to know her. That initial chat lasted 45 minutes.

"Sweet as could be," Price said. "I just knew: God made them to be together."

Faith informs nearly everything about the Beltons' life. If their home is beautiful, it's for a bigger purpose. It's in the family's mission statement, which hangs on a wall near the front.

Their home "will be a vehicle for blessing and ministry," it says, and their works will be evidence of their faith to "glorify the Lord."

Ask them about any of their achievements, and they become bashful. They give credit to others with whom they work. Most important, they point to the heavens.

"If anything great happens in our lives, it's because the Lord has done something with us," Marc said. "We serve an audience of one."

While that may be, it doesn't stop folks from admiring their intellect, generosity and spirit.

"Marc brings a different way of thinking to a conversation, one that asks questions I hadn't considered, or frames them in a way that I wouldn't expect, which in turns expands my own thinking," said Joseph Haj, artistic director of the Guthrie Theater, on whose board Marc has served for years. "He is so smart, so capable and so philanthropically and community-minded that he brings much to the table in whatever he does."

Architect Hollingsworth has been to the house and seen the renovation.

"Alicia redesigned it with such high quality," she said. "The way it flows, entertaining in their home is easy because the rooms open up to the patio. But there's this sense of calm and peace about it. And, of course, I remember the food. Very, very good."

The Beltons see a lot of work before them.

There are still only a handful of Black female architects in Minnesota and about 500 nationwide Alicia noted. She intends to do something about that.

The Belton Family Foundation, which someday will pass to children Alexander, 14, and Gabrielle, 11, supports a host of causes, including a village in Sierra Leone. Marc, through the Wisefellows Consulting business he launched after his retirement, formally and informally nurtures a new generation of leaders.

The family also is involved in their church, Sanctuary Covenant.

There are ample causes in the Twin Cities, including at Minnehaha Academy, where Marc is board chair and has led the capital campaign. Alicia also serves on the board of Habitat for Humanity.

Their house is a testament to their good works, Price said. It's a locus and launchpad for "the great things that they're doing."

If they have made their home a warm sanctuary, it is because they desire that others have the same, even those they will never know.

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Dublin, Feb. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Military Aircraft Modernization and Upgrade and Retrofit Market 2020-2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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At the same time, the King Stallion is also significantly more expensive than the Chinook. The Pentagon 2021 Fiscal Year budget request pegged the King Stallion's unit cost at around $125 million. Though the exact configuration of the Chinook variant that Boeing had offered to Israel is unclear, which was reportedly a hybrid of sorts between the MH-47G flown by the U.S. Army's elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment and the Canadian military's CH-147F, the price of a standard new-build CH-47F version is around $42 million.

Lockheed Martin has been touting the fact that the CH-53K can leverage much of the existing infrastructure that the IAF uses to operate and maintain its existing CH-53s as a mitigating factor. The company also says the King Stallion has a similar physical footprint to the Yasurs making it easier to use hangars and other facilities already established for the older helicopters.

"This is a smart aircraft with sensors built-in. Following our commercial helicopter sustainment model, the aircraft can analyze itself," Dan Schultz, President and CEO of Sikorsky, said last year, referring to the artificial intelligence-driven predictive maintenance capabilities of the King Stallion, which are designed to further help reduce maintenance and logistics costs. "Israel has a stark choice: they can go with an aircraft that competed with the CH-53D already, or they can look into the future with the CH-53K."

Israel has been flying CH-53 helicopters since 1969, when it received its first two examples, after having selected the type over the CH-47. These were roughly equivalent to the twin-engine CH-53D Sea Stallions and were also known by Sikorsky's internal company designation S-65C-3. They had a much greater payload capacity than any other helicopter in Israeli service at that time and immediately proved their worth during the War of Attrition with the Palestinians and the country's Arab neighbors. Yasurs were famously critical to the success of an operation that resulted in the capture of Soviet-made P-12 radar from Egypt, a major intelligence coup.

The helicopters have continued to be an important part of Israeli operations since then and are used to perform various specialized missions, including combat search and rescue, special operations forces support, and electronic warfare. They have also received significant upgrades over the years. In the last 25 years or so the remaining fleet has gone through two major upgrade and life extension efforts, bring the helicopters first to a standard known as Yasur 2000 and then to the latest Yasur 2025 configuration.

"In total, the 2025 upgrade encompasses around 20 new systems, with these also including advanced electronic warfare equipment, satellite communications, an altitude hold and hovering stabilization system, and a laser obstacle ranging and display system," according to a story from Flight International in 2009. "Sikorsky has also supplied replacement main gearboxes, with the type's original equipment having been monitored closely for cracks over recent years."

Unfortunately, the helicopters are becoming more difficult to operate and maintain, something that has become increasingly apparent in recent years. In November 2019, a Yasur made an emergency landing after a fire broke out on board. Everyone on the helicopter escaped unscathed, but the CH-53 was destroyed. The incident led to the grounding of the entire fleet. In January 2020, two weeks after that grounding was lifted, another Yasur had to make an emergency landing due to a technical issue. Three months later, yet another one of the helicopters suffered a technical fault that forced it to land.

The acquisition now of new CH-53Ks will ensure that the Israelis continue to have access to this kind of valuable heavy-lift helicopter capability for decades to come.

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The Veslefrikk field in the North Sea.

(Photo: yvind Hagen / courtesy Equinor)

Offshore staff

STAVANGER, Norway Equinor and its partners will end production from the Veslefrikk field in the Norwegian Sea in spring 2022.

Operations started in 1989 through Norways first floating production platform, and the facilities have since produced over 400 MMboe.

Investments to date total around NOK20 billion ($2.36 billion), and the fields productive life has been extended several times: it was originally expected to cease production in 2009.

Veslefrikk B is a semisubmersible production platform is connected to the fixed Veslefrikk A wellhead platform (converted from the drilling rig West Vision).

In 2002 the field also began processing from the Huldra field (since decommissioned) with a shared control room and crew.

Equinor operates Veslefrikk from its center in Sandsli outside Bergen, which also oversees operations at the Oseberg area.

In the fall of 2020, the company submitted its decommissioning plan to the Norwegian authorities. Its new Field Life Extension (FLX) business area has responsibility for implementing decommissioning projects on the Norwegian continental shelf.

Before Veslefrikk B can be towed to shore for dismantling in the fall of 2022, its topside systems must be shut down and cleaned, and oil and gas export pipelines cleaned and disconnected.

Over the years 74 wells have been drilled on the field. Archer started plugging wells from Veslefrikk B last month, with Baker and Ardyne supplying most other drilling and well services: a total of 24 wells will be plugged.

Veslefrikk A should be removed in 2025/26.

Before mid-2021 Equinor expects to award contracts for removal and dismantling of Veslefrikk A; dismantling and recycling of Veslefrikk B; and work on the seafloor associated with export pipeline cleaning and disconnection.

Further contracts will follow for the planning, management, and implementation of the towing of Veslefrikk B to shore.

Other partners in the license are Petoro, Repsol Norge, and Wintershall Dea Norge.

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Jinxia Li,1 Yiping Wang,2 Weiyang Jin,3 Li Shen4

1College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hunan University of Chinese Medicine, Changsha, 410208, Peoples Republic of China; 2Key Laboratory of Digestive Pathophysiology of Zhejiang Province, First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, Hangzhou, 310006, Peoples Republic of China; 3School of Life and Environmental Science, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, 311121, Peoples Republic of China; 4Institute of Basic Theory of TCM, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, Beijing, 100700, Peoples Republic of China

Correspondence: Li ShenInstitute of Basic Theory of TCM, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, Beijing, 100700, Peoples Republic of ChinaTel +86-158-5825-6870Email shenli1116@126.com

Objective: To observe the efficacy of Actinidia eriantha polysaccharide (AEPS) combined with PD1 antibody therapy in colorectal cancerxenograft mice.Methods: CT26 cells were inoculated into 80 C57BL/6 mice to establish the colorectal cancer xenograftmouse model. Mice were divided evenly into a model group, AEPS group, anti-PD1 group, and combined group. AEPS 5mL/kgday was given orally and 10 mg/kg anti-PD1 injected intravenously for 28 days. Tumor growth and mouse survival were observed. Tumor-cell proliferation and metastasis markers Ki67, N-cadherin, KLF4, and Oct4 were detected with immunochemistry and Western blotting, T-cell infiltration in spleens and tumors was detected with MTT and flow cytometry. IFN and TNF were detected with ELISA.Results: Tumor growth was significantly retarded and survival prolonged in the AEPS, anti-PD1, and combined groups. Ki67 expression decreased in the anti-PD1 and combined groups, and N-cadherin, KLF4, and Oct4 expression decreased in the AEPS and combined groups. IFN and TNF levels, T-cell infiltration in spleen, and tumor all increased distinctively in the AEPS and combined groups. The combined group showed better antitumor effects and life-extension effect than the other two groups.Conclusion: AEPS and PD1 antibody-combination therapy can suppresses tumor growth and prolong survival of colorectal cancerxenograft mice by regulating immunofunction, and the combined therapy showed better therapeutic efficacy than the single treatment.

Keywords: colorectal cancer, PD1 antibody, Actinidia eriantha polysaccharide, combined therapy

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1 Allicin Supplement Market Overview1.1 Allicin Supplement Product Scope1.2 Allicin Supplement Segment by Type1.2.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales by Type (2016 & 2021 & 2027)1.2.2 Tablets1.2.3 Capsules1.2.4 Soft Gels1.3 Allicin Supplement Segment by Application1.3.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Comparison by Application (2016 & 2021 & 2027)1.3.2 Supermarket/Hypermarekt1.3.3 Online Retail1.3.4 Department Store1.3.5 Drug Store1.3.6 Others1.4 Allicin Supplement Market Estimates and Forecasts (2016-2027)1.4.1 Global Allicin Supplement Market Size in Value Growth Rate (2016-2027)1.4.2 Global Allicin Supplement Market Size in Volume Growth Rate (2016-2027)1.4.3 Global Allicin Supplement Price Trends (2016-2027) 2 Allicin Supplement Estimates and Forecasts by Region2.1 Global Allicin Supplement Market Size by Region: 2016 VS 2021 VS 20272.2 Global Allicin Supplement Retrospective Market Scenario by Region (2016-2021)2.2.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Market Share by Region (2016-2021)2.2.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Market Share by Region (2016-2021)2.3 Global Allicin Supplement Market Estimates and Forecasts by Region (2022-2027)2.3.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Estimates and Forecasts by Region (2022-2027)2.3.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Forecast by Region (2022-2027)2.4 Geographic Market Analysis: Market Facts & Figures2.4.1 North America Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027)2.4.2 Europe Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027)2.4.3 China Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027)2.4.4 Japan Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027)2.4.5 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027)2.4.6 India Allicin Supplement Estimates and Projections (2016-2027) 3 Global Allicin Supplement Competition Landscape by Players3.1 Global Top Allicin Supplement Players by Sales (2016-2021)3.2 Global Top Allicin Supplement Players by Revenue (2016-2021)3.3 Global Allicin Supplement Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3) & (based on the Revenue in Allicin Supplement as of 2020)3.4 Global Allicin Supplement Average Price by Company (2016-2021)3.5 Manufacturers Allicin Supplement Manufacturing Sites, Area Served, Product Type3.6 Manufacturers Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion Plans 4 Global Allicin Supplement Market Size by Type4.1 Global Allicin Supplement Historic Market Review by Type (2016-2021)4.1.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Market Share by Type (2016-2021)4.1.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Market Share by Type (2016-2021)4.1.3 Global Allicin Supplement Price by Type (2016-2021)4.2 Global Allicin Supplement Market Estimates and Forecasts by Type (2022-2027)4.2.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Forecast by Type (2022-2027)4.2.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Forecast by Type (2022-2027)4.2.3 Global Allicin Supplement Price Forecast by Type (2022-2027) 5 Global Allicin Supplement Market Size by Application5.1 Global Allicin Supplement Historic Market Review by Application (2016-2021)5.1.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Market Share by Application (2016-2021)5.1.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Market Share by Application (2016-2021)5.1.3 Global Allicin Supplement Price by Application (2016-2021)5.2 Global Allicin Supplement Market Estimates and Forecasts by Application (2022-2027)5.2.1 Global Allicin Supplement Sales Forecast by Application (2022-2027)5.2.2 Global Allicin Supplement Revenue Forecast by Application (2022-2027)5.2.3 Global Allicin Supplement Price Forecast by Application (2022-2027) 6 North America Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures6.1 North America Allicin Supplement Sales by Company6.1.1 North America Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)6.1.2 North America Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)6.2 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type6.2.1 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)6.2.2 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)6.3 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application6.3.1 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)6.3.2 North America Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 7 Europe Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures7.1 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales by Company7.1.1 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)7.1.2 Europe Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)7.2 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type7.2.1 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)7.2.2 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)7.3 Europe Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application7.3.1 Europe 143 Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)7.3.2 Europe 143 Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 8 China Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures8.1 China Allicin Supplement Sales by Company8.1.1 China Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)8.1.2 China Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)8.2 China Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type8.2.1 China Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)8.2.2 China Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)8.3 China Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application8.3.1 China 312 Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)8.3.2 China 312 Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 9 Japan Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures9.1 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales by Company9.1.1 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)9.1.2 Japan Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)9.2 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type9.2.1 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)9.2.2 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)9.3 Japan Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application9.3.1 Japan Jan. Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)9.3.2 Japan Jan. Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 10 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures10.1 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales by Company10.1.1 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)10.1.2 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)10.2 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type10.2.1 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)10.2.2 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)10.3 Southeast Asia Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application10.3.1 Southeast Asia K Units Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)10.3.2 Southeast Asia K Units Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 11 India Allicin Supplement Market Facts & Figures11.1 India Allicin Supplement Sales by Company11.1.1 India Allicin Supplement Sales by Company (2016-2021)11.1.2 India Allicin Supplement Revenue by Company (2016-2021)11.2 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type11.2.1 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2016-2021)11.2.2 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Type (2022-2027)11.3 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application11.3.1 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application (2016-2021)11.3.2 India Allicin Supplement Sales Breakdown by Application (2022-2027) 12 Company Profiles and Key Figures in Allicin Supplement Business12.1 Nature Made12.1.1 Nature Made Corporation Information12.1.2 Nature Made Business Overview12.1.3 Nature Made Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.1.4 Nature Made Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.1.5 Nature Made Recent Development12.2 Natures Bounty12.2.1 Natures Bounty Corporation Information12.2.2 Natures Bounty Business Overview12.2.3 Natures Bounty Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.2.4 Natures Bounty Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.2.5 Natures Bounty Recent Development12.3 Allimax International12.3.1 Allimax International Corporation Information12.3.2 Allimax International Business Overview12.3.3 Allimax International Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.3.4 Allimax International Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.3.5 Allimax International Recent Development12.4 Life Extension12.4.1 Life Extension Corporation Information12.4.2 Life Extension Business Overview12.4.3 Life Extension Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.4.4 Life Extension Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.4.5 Life Extension Recent Development12.5 ZHOU Nutrition12.5.1 ZHOU Nutrition Corporation Information12.5.2 ZHOU Nutrition Business Overview12.5.3 ZHOU Nutrition Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.5.4 ZHOU Nutrition Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.5.5 ZHOU Nutrition Recent Development12.6 Swisse12.6.1 Swisse Corporation Information12.6.2 Swisse Business Overview12.6.3 Swisse Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.6.4 Swisse Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.6.5 Swisse Recent Development12.7 Healthy Options12.7.1 Healthy Options Corporation Information12.7.2 Healthy Options Business Overview12.7.3 Healthy Options Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.7.4 Healthy Options Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.7.5 Healthy Options Recent Development12.8 Now Foods12.8.1 Now Foods Corporation Information12.8.2 Now Foods Business Overview12.8.3 Now Foods Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.8.4 Now Foods Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.8.5 Now Foods Recent Development12.9 Solaray12.9.1 Solaray Corporation Information12.9.2 Solaray Business Overview12.9.3 Solaray Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.9.4 Solaray Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.9.5 Solaray Recent Development12.10 21st Century12.10.1 21st Century Corporation Information12.10.2 21st Century Business Overview12.10.3 21st Century Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.10.4 21st Century Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.10.5 21st Century Recent Development12.11 Carica12.11.1 Carica Corporation Information12.11.2 Carica Business Overview12.11.3 Carica Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.11.4 Carica Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.11.5 Carica Recent Development12.12 Dr. Willmar Schwabe12.12.1 Dr. Willmar Schwabe Corporation Information12.12.2 Dr. Willmar Schwabe Business Overview12.12.3 Dr. Willmar Schwabe Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.12.4 Dr. Willmar Schwabe Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.12.5 Dr. Willmar Schwabe Recent Development12.13 Nutra-Life12.13.1 Nutra-Life Corporation Information12.13.2 Nutra-Life Business Overview12.13.3 Nutra-Life Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.13.4 Nutra-Life Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.13.5 Nutra-Life Recent Development12.14 Blackmores12.14.1 Blackmores Corporation Information12.14.2 Blackmores Business Overview12.14.3 Blackmores Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.14.4 Blackmores Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.14.5 Blackmores Recent Development12.15 Healthy Care12.15.1 Healthy Care Corporation Information12.15.2 Healthy Care Business Overview12.15.3 Healthy Care Allicin Supplement Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2016-2021)12.15.4 Healthy Care Allicin Supplement Products Offered12.15.5 Healthy Care Recent Development 13 Allicin Supplement Manufacturing Cost Analysis13.1 Allicin Supplement Key Raw Materials Analysis13.1.1 Key Raw Materials13.1.2 Key Raw Materials Price Trend13.1.3 Key Suppliers of Raw Materials13.2 Proportion of Manufacturing Cost Structure13.3 Manufacturing Process Analysis of Allicin Supplement13.4 Allicin Supplement Industrial Chain Analysis 14 Marketing Channel, Distributors and Customers14.1 Marketing Channel14.2 Allicin Supplement Distributors List14.3 Allicin Supplement Customers 15 Market Dynamics15.1 Allicin Supplement Market Trends15.2 Allicin Supplement Drivers15.3 Allicin Supplement Market Challenges15.4 Allicin Supplement Market Restraints 16 Research Findings and Conclusion 17 Appendix17.1 Research Methodology17.1.1 Methodology/Research Approach17.1.2 Data Source17.2 Author List17.3 Disclaimer

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