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Organic India: Spiritual Seekers Getting Down to Earth

The company’s two founders immersed themselves in environmental, agricultural, and social recovery in India’s farming communities.

By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor, Nutraceuticals World 04.09.20

Zinc, Folic Acid Supplements Failed to Improve Male Fertility in NIH Study

Live births did not differ significantly among groups of men taking 30 mg of zinc and 5 mg of folic acid or placebo.

01.17.20

Breaking News | Consumer Trends | Healthcare Trends | Industry & Market News | Natural/Organic

Sustainable Foods Summit Highlights Waste Reduction & Plant-Based Protein

Companies committed to a greener future share their business insights as ethical labeling accelerates.

07.29.19

Targeted Health Solutions for Every Life-Stage

Dedication to optimizing health among consumers of all ages has opened limitless opportunities for wellness brands.

By Sean Moloughney, Editor 05.02.19

Patented Maca Ingredient Shown to Improve Strength, Energy Levels & Sexual Function in Men

Nutrition 21 plans to fund additional studies on Lepidamax to further demonstrate the potential benefits.

03.26.19

Thorne Launches New At-Home Personalized Nutrition Health Tests

The tests will examine individual biomarkers for vitamin D levels, heart health, weight management, testosterone, and menopause.

03.15.19

CBD: Myths vs. Science

Amid all the hype around cannabidiol, better understanding of the endocannabinoid system, sources, dosage, and research is overdue.

By Gene Bruno and Anthony Zolezzi, Twinlab 03.01.19

Demystifying the Regulatory Status of CBD

The hype and the legal issues surrounding cannabinoids need context, and you probably need a lawyer.

By Todd Harrison, Venable 11.01.18

Breaking News | Herbs & Botanicals | Industry & Market News | Quality & Safety | Testing

ABC-AHP-NCNPR Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program Publishes Maca Root & Root Extract Bulletin

Bulletin emphasizes the issue of undeclared addition of flour from corn, wheat, or yam to maca root products.

09.17.18

Lycored to Bring the Benefits of Lycopene to Life at Vitafoods Europe

Lycopedia is an interactive educational hub that tells the story of lycopene.

05.10.18

Breaking News | Consumer Trends | Healthcare Trends | Healthy Aging | Industry & Market News

Nutrition Companies Target Aging Boomers as Interest in Millennials Grows

Survey asked nutrition industry professionals to identify the age groups most important to their business.

04.05.18

What Women Want: Clean, Transparent & Personalized Products

Female consumers seek out nutritional products to curate personalized health regimens.

By Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 04.02.18

Iodine Deficiency May Reduce Pregnancy Chances

Iodine helps regulate metabolism, bone growth, and brain development in children.

01.15.18

Dietary Supplements | Healthcare Trends | Medical Nutrition | Regulations

Medical Foods Regulation: FDA’s Restrictive View Stifles Innovation

The present regulatory scheme is out of date and requires significant revisions to reflect modern realities.

By Todd Harrison, Venable 11.01.17

Breaking News | Flavors & Colors | Healthcare Trends | Herbs & Botanicals | Supplier News

Lycored Launches Lycopene Lycopedia

Wellness company creates digital encyclopedia dedicated to educating industry and consumers on lycopene.

07.26.17

Building Foundations for Healthy Living

Preventive approaches to healthcare throughout the lifespan can significantly benefit consumers of all age groups.

By Sean Moloughney, Editor 05.01.17

Breaking News | Infant & Children's Health | Research | Research News

Parental Obesity Linked to Delays in Child Development

NIH study suggests mother’s and father’s weight both have significant influence.

01.03.17

Fortifying Women’s Health

From pregnancy to PMS to menopause and more, women are turning to natural products to protect and preserve their health.

Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 05.02.16

Sports Nutrition | Supplier News | World Markets

Nammex Launches New Organic Cordyceps Mushroom Extracts

Research suggests Cordyceps militaris matches or surpasses the benefits of Cordyceps sinensis.

04.18.16

Cardiovascular Health | Diabetes & Blood Sugar Management | Digestive Health | Healthcare Trends | Research

It Takes ‘Guts’ to Stop Eating:  Obesity & The Microbiome

Future research should investigate how crucial gut microbes interact with our intrinsic regulatory mechanisms.

William B. Miller, Jr. MD 01.20.16

Vitamin D: A Cheap & Effective Weapon Against Chronic Disease?

The writing on the wall suggests it may be vitamin D’s time to shine.

Ewa Hudson, Head of Health & Wellness Research, Euromonitor International 06.16.15

Delivery & Dosage Technologies | Dietary Supplements | Products | Sexual & Reproductive Health | Women's Health

Premama Expands to Support Preconception Through Postpartum

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05.15.15

Dietary Supplements | Inflammation | Minerals | Products | Vitamins

Fertility Supplements Supported by Phone App

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01.09.15

Breaking News | Research | Research News | Testing | Women's Health

Low Vitamin E Levels Associated with Miscarriage Risk Among Poor

Findings from the study support the role of vitamin E in protecting the embryo and fetus during pregnancy.

12.04.14

Breaking News | Inflammation | Medical Nutrition | Research | Testing

New Medical Food Combats Abdominal Obesity

Stablor provided an average of 18% fat loss and 9% weight loss in overweight and obese people.

11.17.14

Breaking News | Digestive Health | Functional Foods & Beverages | Inflammation | Research

Mayo Clinic Publishes Guide for Gluten-Free Lifestyle

The book Mayo Clinic Going Gluten-Free aims to help readers manage a gluten-free lifestyle.

08.05.14

Methylation: The Fountain of Youth?

Although many factors impact disease risk, a growing body of research and clinical experience suggests genetically-targeted nutritional supplementation may have far-reaching health benefits.

Marsha McCulloch, MS, RD, In The Aisles 07.01.14

Functional Food & Drink Trends in Europe

Datamonitor survey highlights ripe opportunities for brands.

Online Exclusives Sean Moloughney, Editor 05.27.14

Breaking News

Celiac Diagnosis Rate Grows Fourfold in U.K.

Three quarters of people with celiac disease remain undiagnosed.

05.12.14

Women in Focus: A Lifelong Commitment to Health

Female consumers are a powerful demographic with a variety of specific healthcare needs.

Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 05.01.14

Industry & Market News

NDNR Launches Free Online Library

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04.28.14

IHS: Focus on Prevention & Self Care

Personalized and holistic medicine highlight 2014 Integrative Healthcare Symposium.

Online Exclusives Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 03.10.14

Inflammation | Research | Research News | Testing | Women's Health

Pycnogenol With Oral Contraceptives Reduces Endometriosis-Related Pain

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03.03.14

Muscle Growth Product Linked to Adverse Event by FDA

The product, Mass Destruction, was marketed as a dietary supplement and contains potentially harmful synthetic steroids.

12.30.13

Bone & Joint Health | Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Inflammation

Ixoreal Biomed ‘Adopts’ Ashwagandha through American Botanical Council

The adaptogenic herb has many traditional and modern uses.

11.11.13

Breaking News | Digestive Health | Regulations

‘Gluten-free’ Officially Defined by FDA

FDA provides a uniform standard definition of "gluten-free" to support the nearly 3 million Americans who have celiac disease.

08.05.13

Gluten-Free Gone Mainstream

As gluten-free market demand soars, suppliers and manufacturers scramble to fill store shelves.

Alan Richman, Contributing Writer 05.01.13

Enzymes | Immune Function | Research

Zinc Monograph

Zinc is necessary for the functioning of more than 300 different enzymes and plays a vital role in a large number of biological processes.

Nutrition Tied to Improved Sperm DNA Quality in Older Men

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08.28.12

Fatty Acids | Men's Health | Research | Research News | Women's Health

Omega 3s: Sperm quality

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06.01.12

Cardiovascular Health | Dietary Supplements | Vitamins

It’s Raining Men

From the gym to the boardroom, there are nutraceuticals for men of all ages and lifestyles.

Joseph King, Contributing Writer 06.01.12

Breaking News | Fatty Acids | Men's Health | Research | Sexual & Reproductive Health

Sperm Quality Maintained by Omega 3s

Researchers have found that men who eat large quantities of fatty food have low sperm quality.

03.15.12

Antioxidants

Fertility & Antioxidants Therapy 2012

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02.07.12

Supplier News

KSM-66 Advanced Ashwagandha

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01.25.12

Products

Fertinatal

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01.06.12

Goji

The dried ripe fruits of Lycium barbarum and Lycium chinense, commonly called goji berry or wolfberry, have been consumed for medicinal purposes and as a functional food in China and throughout Asia for at least 2,000 years.

Regulations

Astaxanthin

Astaxanthin is classified as a xanthophyll, which is a carotenoid pigment, and can be found in microalgae, yeast, salmon, trout, krill, shrimp, crayfish, crustaceans, and the feathers of some birds.

Industry & Market News

Lonza Signs Supply Agreement with EVA Pharma

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02.17.11

The International Market: Most Regions Sail Steadily Forward

Buoyed by global popularity of key supplements and increasing research, many countries are maintaining a healthy position.

Peter Zambetti 11.01.10

Bone & Joint Health | Dietary Supplements | Research

SAMe

SAMe was first discovered in 1953 by a researcher named Cantoni. It is formed in the body from methionine and adenosine triphosphate in a reaction catalyzed by methionine adenosyltransferase. SAMe functions as a primary methyl group donor in a variety of reactions in the body.

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