Regulatory consultant talks global expansion for supplement companies
Navigating trade, manufacturing, regulations and cultural norms at the international level can be complex for supplement companies.
Archives for July 9, 2025
Astaxanthin may boost cycling endurance and performance: RCT
Short-term supplementation with astaxanthin may improve cycling performance, compared to placebo, says a new study from Taiwan.
NutraWomen Wednesday: Mandy McCarthy, CMO, Trace Minerals
Mandy McCarthy, chief marketing officer at Trace Minerals, has spent much of her career transforming health topics into powerful marketing campaigns. Her psychology background proved invaluable in understanding consumer behavior, leading to disruptive...
Danone-owned Kate Farms shakes up high-protein space with GLP-1 drinks
The company’s new range promises to elevate nutritional support for consumers on weight management medications
Should creatine be considered a semi-essential nutrient?
Creatine is a naturally occurring nutrient which is found in animal-based food sources such as beef, pork, herring and salmon. Yet new research suggests that around six in 10 people are lacking this nutrient, putting them at risk of ‘creatine malnutrition’.
Study expands evidence for probiotics in gut-breast axis
Breastfeeding women who supplemented with a probiotic isolated from breast milk showed microbial transmission to their infants, suggesting that this transmission occurs via the gut-breast axis.
Myota advances personalized fiber research as ‘fibermaxxing’ continues to trend
TikTok users are looking to maximize fiber intake in the latest nutrition trend, but new research from the prebiotic fiber supplement brand Myota highlights just how different individual responses to fiber can be and why the trend might be an...