Proteins, peptides, amino acids

Helaina unleashes human equivalent lactoferrin with effera

Helaina unleashes human equivalent lactoferrin with effera

By Danielle Masterson

Biotech company Helaina recently launched its breakthrough ingredient effera, going from being an R&D company to a commercially viable organization. The move not only marks a critical shift in the company, but offers a novel approach sure to disrupt...

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Mixed protein may drive better golf performance: RCT

By Stephen Daniells

A combination of calcium casein, whey protein and pea protein isolate may significantly boost your golf swing, including driver distance and driver ball speed, says a new study from South Korea.

Study explores creatine for neuronal health

Study explores creatine for neuronal health

By Asia Sherman

Creatine might protect against brain damage or degeneration, according to a study that investigated the correlation between a biomarker of neuronal injury and creatine consumed as part of a regular diet.

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Attack of ‘Ozempic skin’

By Danielle Masterson

America’s obesity epidemic is raging on, and many are finding success in GLP-1 medications. While the meds solve one problem, users are finding that it is creating another.

Can a peptide induce weight loss in dogs?

Can a peptide induce weight loss in dogs?

By Claudia Adrien

A recently identified peptide holds promise for weight management in companion animals in a market that has few tools to combat obesity.

Review explores creatine as cognitive enhancer

Review explores creatine as cognitive enhancer

By Asia Sherman

Current evidence suggests that creatine monohydrate may improve certain facets of cognitive function in adults with differing effects among populations, according to a new review funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

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Dietary supplement industry reacts to GLP-1 era

By Danielle Masterson

J.P. Morgan Research predicts that there will be 30 million GLP-1 users in the U.S. by 2030—about 9% of the population. The dietary supplement industry is actively responding to the opportunities presented by the GLP-1 era, with a focus on innovation,...

Does one dose of creatine supplementation fit all?

Does one dose of creatine supplementation fit all?

By Asia Sherman

Creatine is one of the most studied dietary supplement compounds, but the optimal dose needed to maximize muscle, bone and brain benefits remains unknown, according to a team of leading creatine researchers.

House committee encourages DoD to study creatine for military meals

House committee prompts DoD to study creatine for military meals

By Asia Sherman

The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Armed Services issued its report on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on Friday. It included a call for the Department of Defense to study the addition of creatine to Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs)...

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Seizing the ‘window of opportunity’ for aging well

By Olivia Haslam

Protein consumption, quality sleep and hormone balance are all key in reframing how the industry considers the ‘healthy aging’ category, according to new insights from a Vitafoods webinar this week.

CON-CRĒT stands behind creatine HCL gummies

CON-CRĒT stands behind creatine HCL gummies

By Danielle Masterson

One year ago, Vireo Systems, the parent company of the CON-CRĒT creatine brand, marked an exciting new chapter by opening the first creatine manufacturing plant in the United States. NutraIngredients-USA caught up with the company's founder and president...

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Amazon updates its dietary supplements seller’s policy

By Stephen Daniells

Tech giant Amazon has updated its requirements for dietary supplements and now requires third-party verification, including testing data and certificates of analyses straight from the lab to Amazon.

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