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Can supplement companies do a better job of teaching customers about what to expect from immune-health supplements?

Do consumers get how immune health supplements work? Can they cut through the “immune washing”?

Research on ingredients to slow aged-related muscle loss

Sarcopenia Stoppers: Nutritional ingredients to combat age-related muscle loss

PlantaCorp, in collaboration with Surya Research Clinics, recently compared the bioavailability of four different supplemental vitamin C forms.

PlantaCorp announces results of bioavailability study, assessing performance of liposomal vitamin C

A recent study, conducted by Tokiwa Phytochemical and the University of Tokyo, found that a proprietary extract of Thai black ginger, directly interacts with and stimulates sirtuin 1.

Recent study provides evidence of healthy-aging benefits of Maypro’s Sirtmax

A recent study found that a polyphenol-enriched dietary supplement called Zeropollution may help reduce oxidative-stress induced skin damage related to air pollution in urban areas. 

Polyphenol-rich blend of ingredients may protect skin from pollutants, says recent study

Preliminary findings show no evidence of liver disease in the 839 participants and no increase in the prevalence of elevated liver function tests. 

Validcare shares results of CBD safety study with FDA

A recently published study found that, when used topically, fucoidan, a bioactive compound derived from brown seaweed, significantly altered gene expression and inhibited the adhesion of bacteria in an in vitro 3D model of atopic dermatitis.

Fucoidan supports skin microbiome, says recent study

Bioenergy Life Science recently announced the results of an unpublished study, investigating the safety and efficacy of its product RiaGev, which contains a branded D-ribose (Bioenergy Ribose) and vitamin B3. 

A recent study shows RiaGev increases NAD+ and glutathione levels, says Bioenergy Life Science

Omya announced that results of a recent in vitro study that compared the bioavailability of its newly developed source of calcium, Omyaforte 100, with other frequently used calcium salts.

Omya’s new calcium ingredient shows high bioavailability in recent study

Clinical studies are revealing that probiotics could be sports nutrition’s next big thing.