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Pooled RCT evidence from three EU consortia shows non-nutritive sweeteners may support weight loss maintenance without adverse effects on biomarkers or taste preference.
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New preclinical research on Elissara by Monteloeder, SL, point to multiple mechanisms of action for the four-botanical ingredient, examining effects on DHT-related enzymes, cell proliferation, and oxidative stress.

A placebo-controlled study on Ixoreal's standardized root extract points to reductions in hot flashes, stress, and mood symptoms after eight weeks of supplementation.

A new double-blind trial reports metabolic and cognitive benefits in midlife women, building on the brand's expanding clinical trial program and recent $27M investment.

The Centrum-focused ISMOS study aims to fill a data gap in an underrepresented population, following prior research on vitamins and metabolic syndrome risk.

Results from the 12-week clinical trial link a targeted probiotic formula to measurable improvements in menopausal symptoms and quality of life.

Clinical trial finds 200 mg of bio-optimized berberine improves blood glucose, GLP-1, and lipid markers at doses lower than conventional berberine.

Essential vitamins and minerals for bone health are expanding beyond single-nutrient formulations to target complex support for broader demographics.

Researchers propose a dual-nutrient strategy for cardiovascular health, detailing how potassium chloride can complement sodium reduction.

Daily almond consumption over 5 months demonstrated improvements in sleep efficiency and sleep continuity in adults with poor sleep.

A new randomized, placebo-controlled trial examined the combined botanical's effects, finding support for hot flashes, sleep, mood, and hormone levels.

A randomized, placebo-controlled trial found that daily fucoidan supplementation improved urinary symptoms and quality of life in men with moderate benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

Cost-driven decisions in nutraceutical clinical trials can affect more than budgets — they can determine whether your evidence supports real product claims. Here is a look at where the risks lie.

Eurofins Lab results show four newly tested products containing a fraction of their labeled ubiquinol content, bringing the total number of flagged ubiquinol products to two dozen.

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Cross-sectional data from over 2,000 older adult participants show vitamin C status correlated with brain volume and connectivity.

How Life-Stage-Specific Hair Growth Supplements Improved Scalp Coverage and Growth Rate in New Trial
A new six-month study of 180 women found tailored hair growth nutraceuticals significantly increased linear hair growth rate, anagen hair counts, and scalp coverage.

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The research demonstrated an 85% misalignment between consumers and experts on carbohydrate healthfulness, highlighting key education gaps.

The independent, multidisciplinary Scientific Advisory Board aims to guide product development and labeling, research design, and innovation.

Beetroot Juice for Sports Nutrition: New Meta-Analysis Explores Efficacy for Performance Enhancement
A new meta-analysis in Frontiers in Nutrition demonstrates beetroot juice improves maximal oxygen uptake, power output, and sprint performance.

At The Outlook on Women's Wellness, Ayla Barmmer explained how ovarian health was about so much more than fertility and menopause, and is actually connected to women's overall health, and longevity.

A double-blind, controlled trial showed HMB paired with whey protein prolongs muscle protein breakdown suppression in older adults.

Nutrition directly impacts cognitive health, which means that dietary recommendations have the potential to support cognitive health outcomes. This Op-Ed explores the existing research that connects diets and specific nutrients with cognitive health, and what we still need to learn to develop comprehensive recommendations that support long-term cognitive health outcomes.

A clinical study demonstrates that combining caffeine and L-theanine can fail to boost athletic performance and may hinder physical power.

New study data demonstrates how wild seeds and non-thermal cold plasma can optimize nutrient density and shelf life in gluten-free product development.











