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While low carb may have been one of the hottest diet fads of all time, it’s high protein that’s long been the winner in the war on weight. Read More »

Cholesterol-lowering remains one of the most sought after nutraceutical solutions. Ninety-Eight million (44%) of U.S. adults over age 20 have total cholesterol levels higher than 200 mg/dL; more than 33 million with levels higher than 240 mg/dL (AHA, 2011). Read More »

With safety issues and consumer skepticism looming over weight loss pills and metabolism-boosting thermogenic agents—and many waist-watchers, especially Boomers, re-focusing on food-based solutions—super-satiating foods, drinks and natural ingredients have tremendous potential to quickly corner the weight loss market. Read More »

Immunity is one of the fastest growing—and most elusive—nutraceutical markets. The fear of losing one’s job if they become ill, global mega viruses, e.g., H1N1, an unprecedented intolerance among schools to allow children with even minor ailments to stay in class, and the return of serious infectious diseases, e.g., whooping cough, have heated up the immunity market, way beyond its upcoming seasonal boost. Read More »

Probiotics represent one of the recent bright spots in the U.S. nutraceuticals industry. In 2006, Danone’s Activia Yogurt netted $128 million in year one sales, followed by another $62 million for Activia Light in 2007 per SymphonyIRI Group. Read More »

It’s time to reinvigorate the energy market with a new generation of multi-functional products and solutions directed at specific interlocking need states, more natural/lower calorie/healthier ingredients and longer-lasting effects. Read More »

Nowhere is the power of the fast-emerging trend of bioavailability more impressive than in the bone health segment, breathing new life into an ailing calcium market, through promises of greater effectiveness when coupled with vitamin D. Read More »

Antioxidants have been on a growth streak, with claims now touted in nearly 200 segments across the traditional supermarket and super center selling floor. Read More »