By Andrea Wong, Ph.D., senior vice president, scientific & regulatory affairs, Council for Responsible Nutrition
For those of us who have been in the health and wellness industry for a while, we know that the New Year predictably leads to lots of media coverage around health and wellness resolutions—new fitness regimes, eating patterns, and supplement use. And,...
From a pill-free sleep supplement to a peanut butter protein offering, 2020 kicked off with no shortage of product. Here’s the lowdown on the latest offerings to debut in the nutrition world.
There is a plethora of ingredients clamoring for attention in the weight management space and there are studies that support them—as long as you don’t get your hopes too high.
Consulting firm Trust Transparency Center has announced a new initiative that the firm says will streamline the examination of single ingredient sourcing issues in the marketplace.
The early-bird deadline for our third Healthy Ageing APAC Summit has been extended to February 29, giving you the chance to hear industry experts from the likes of Brand's Suntory, Blackmores, Herbalife and the Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine...
After rolling out a personalized vitamin pack subscription service last October, the latest ad campaign by GNC proves they are still on their personalized health kick.
Sports nutrition is supported by vast troves of research. But the nature of the studies in the field mean careful picking and choosing is necessary to find the best evidence.
The likes of Nestle, Apple and 23andMe are spearheading the drive towards Personalised Nutrition (PN) that could see the sector become the next plant-based meat, according to investment bank UBS.
Weight management dietary supplements might seem to have a poor track record, given the fact that rates of obesity continue to rise. But that doesn’t mean product developers aren’t eager to try new things.
Promoting satiety as a weight management strategy has had a checkered career, but the concept is regaining some acceptance as a viable way to help consumers battle the bulge.
A new fiber product called Bellway has generated interest from the investment community as it presents a new take on an old standby—psyllium seed husk.
Naturex, a plant extraction and ingredient developer, has obtained self-affirmed GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) designation for its turmeric extract, Turmipure Gold.
