The Outlook on Active Nutrition

Ahead of her keynote at The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Michelle Arent, USC's Olympic sports performance nutrition director, shares her rigorous supplement vetting process, industry gaps in usability, and a preview of her presentation.

Douglas Kalman, PhD, explains how to support GLP-1 user nutrition, previewing his upcoming session on formulating for muscle preservation at Outlook on Active Nutrition.

The partnership adds a dedicated educational track exploring how certification and quality management can strengthen consumer confidence in sports nutrition products.

Ben Kane, president of PricePlow, previews his discussion at The Outlook on Active Nutrition, exploring where regulation, innovation, and industry trends collide.

Joey Savage, Founder of Savage Nutrition, previews his talk on mitochondrial health and longevity ahead of The Outlook on Active Nutrition.

Rutgers' director of sports nutrition, Katie Salomone, breaks down how collagen protocols differ between injury recovery and injury prevention, where the ingredient science still falls short, and what manufacturers get wrong when formulating for elite athletes, ahead of her session at the upcoming Outlook on Active Nutrition conference.

Returning for its second year, the September 24th event brings together experts in sports and active nutrition, market research, and regulatory affairs to address GLP-1 companion formulation, longevity, peptide classification, and where active nutrition is headed next.

Ahead of her session at the upcoming Outlook on Active Nutrition conference, Pink Catalyst Consulting founder Diana Morgan breaks down how fast-moving, influencer-driven brands often treat regulatory as an afterthought, what a realistic first step toward clinical validation looks like for smaller brands, and why retailers are quietly tightening compliance standards.

In this preview of the upcoming The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Maura MacDonald MS, RD, CSSD, LDN, shares insights on formulating for the female athlete.

Steve Fink from PLT Health Solutions shares how the demands for transparency and rigorous clinical substantiation are driving innovation in the fast-paced sports and active nutrition space.

Discover how Sabinsa is moving beyond generic supplements to provide clinically-studied ingredients that address the entire spectrum of active nutrition, from training and recovery to metabolic and gut health.

Learn about the mechanisms and benefits of Alpha GPC and Phosphatidylserine (PS), two key ingredients that support brain and physical performance.

The presentation from Douglas Kalman, PhD, RD, FISSN clinical associate professor in the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL, co-founder of Substantiation Sciences and the International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) focused on nootropics and the relationship between nutrition, cognitive health, and sports performance.

David Trosin, Senior Director of NSF, discussed at The Outlook on Active Nutrition conference, how rigorous, science-backed certification protects consumers and athletes from harmful or mislabeled supplement products.

At "The Outlook on Active Nutrition" conference, Susan Hewlings, PhD, vice president of research affairs at Radical Science and co-founder of Substantiation Sciences, discusses the importance of leveraging clinical validation and evidence to build consumer trust and differentiate your brand.

At "The Outlook on Active Nutrition," Maura McDonald, a medical education specialist for sports nutrition at Thorne, presented “Fueling Optimal Performance: The Fundamental Ingredients of Endurance Nutrition,” highlighting endurance ingredients, their combinations, and how they can be optimized to enhance performance.

At The Outlook on Active Nutrition, Sara C. Campbell, associate professor and director of the Department of Kinesiology and Health at Rutgers University, explored the dynamic interplay between gut health, exercise, and brain function.

At The Outlook on Active Nutrition, registered dietician Katie Salomone and director of sports nutrition at Rutgers University explains how she uses sweat testing and personalized hydration tracking to optimize athlete performance.

Live from The Outlook on Active Nutrition, we asked Ben Kane, president and co-owner of PricePlow, what he sees as the biggest trend in active nutrition.

Live from the Outlook on Active Nutrition, we asked Bill Dunn, IMM for the pharma nutraceutical pillar at Brenntag, which ingredient is changing the game in active nutrition. He chose creatine.

Live from the Outlook on Active Nutrition, we asked Lorenzo Ramirez, head of R&D at GMP Nutraceuticals, what advice he would give to brands trying to break into the active nutrition market.

Live from the Outlook on Active Nutrition, we asked Joel Melillo, vice president, sales and marketing for Horphag Research, about how the company is approaching sustainability in active nutrition.

Live from the Outlook on Active Nutrition, we asked Alexis Collins, director of product and brand strategy for Stratum Nutrition, about what she sees as the biggest trend in active nutrition.