Erin McEvoy

A large prospective UK Biobank study finds that higher blood omega-3 levels are associated with a significantly lower risk of dementia before age 65.

A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial shows Magtein magnesium L-threonate from ThreoTech supports cognition, brain age, and sleep-related measures in adults.

The ingredient from NutriScience showed support for improving self-reported feelings of anxiety and mood, particularly with men and younger adults.

In a recently published clinical trial, Xeya Modern Shatavari from NXT USA demonstrated multiple benefits for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

The magnesium supplement from The Synergy Company aims to support whole-body wellness while addressing common nutrient intake gaps through a full-spectrum, naturally sourced formulation.

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The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial found the extracts to be a natural alternative to pharmacological options for weight management with results comparable to semaglutide.

The study examines whether fermentation may reduce food allergenicity through protein hydrolysis and immunomodulation, while emphasizing the need for more rigorous human clinical trials.

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A population-level review analyzes millions of tests and finds vitamin B12 deficiency correlated with increased hospitalizations and healthcare burden Brazil.

The randomized controlled trial found that four weeks of supplementation with a standardized tart cherry extract powder significantly reduced inflammation and plasma urate levels in healthy adults.

Dietary vitamin C, delivered through daily kiwifruit intake, increased skin ascorbate levels, enhanced skin density and cell proliferation, and supported overall skin function, the study demonstrated.

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A retrospective analysis of data from the UK Biobank addressed conflicting reports and studies on the association between AF and fish oil supplements.

The 2025 winner of the Best of the Industry Award for Industry supplier, Artemis International continues to be an industry leader in science-driven nutraceutical ingredients.

A randomized human study found that NuAxon’s BioTurm curcumin achieved higher bioavailability than low-piperine extracts and comparable absorption to high-piperine formulations.

The study tested the safety of supplementation with 5-aminolevulinic acid (5-ALA) and ferrous citrate (SFC) and found signals supporting an immune response.

A clinical trial examined the effect of the herbal supplement from NXT USA on supporting cognitive, physical, and inflammatory markers.

FDA clarifies how the DSHEA disclaimer must appear on dietary supplement labels, signaling flexibility on placement and enforcement discretion.

Nutritional Outlook's 2025 Best of the Industry Supplier, Artemis International, is an example of a company committed to quality, sustainability, and advancing innovative nutraceutical solutions.

The 60-day clinical study found that supplementation from the French maritime pine bark extract from Horphag reduced lipedema symptoms and improved quality of life in women.

Supplementation from the branded ingredient from Sabinsa demonstrated reductions in body weight, BMI, waist circumference, and lipid profiles.

The targeted probiotic CLB101 is intended to imitate the body’s natural butyrate production, offering multiple gut health benefits.

The 12-week study showed improvements in winkle depth, skin gloss, and skin tone, compared with placebo.

When combined with fiber-rich foods like wheat bran, the xylanase enzyme from BIO-CAT was shown to break down the fiber and release prebiotics that can support gut health.

Analysis of 258,012 participants in the UK Biobank showed an inverse association between levels of omega-3s and risks for self-harm.

The EFSA opinion regarding The Protein Brewery’s Fermotein confirms its safety as a mycoprotein ingredient for food, beverage, and supplement use.

The company offers plant-based color alternatives for manufacturers to replace FD&C Red No. 3 ahead of the impending prohibition.

A 12-week double-blind, placebo-controlled trial showed supplementation with the olive leaf extract resulted in positive trends in systemic markers of tissue aging.

Supplementation with the formulated PEA ingredient resulted in improved heart rate variability, a marker of stress resilience.