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In May 2021, the International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) formally defined what, operationally speaking, a postbiotic is. So what does this signal for the postbiotics market?

Postbiotic Progress: Definitional clarity moves the postbiotic field forward

A recently published study found that supplementation with a proprietary blend of turmeric and frankincense, called Rhuleave-K from Arujna Natural, may help relieve acute musculoskeletal pain following exercise.

Extract of turmeric and frankincense may support exercise-induced pain, says recent study

Open Book Extracts has announced the results of the first phase of toxicology and safety studies of their cannabinoid ingredients: cannabigerol (CBG), cannabinol (CBN), and cannabichromene (CBC). 

Open Book Extracts announces completion of toxicology studies on minor cannabinoids

Results showed that the enzyme blend more effectively released nutrients from a balanced meal compared to control conditions, which relied solely on endogenous enzymes similar to those already present in the human digestive system.

Multi-enzyme blend tested and validated using new in vitro model that simulates digestion

Emerging technology lets supplement brands measure the efficacy of longevity products in clinical trials.

Do longevity supplements work?

Nexira will present four new scientific studies on gut health, urinary comfort, beauty from within, and sports nutrition at VitaFoods Europe 2022, taking place on May 10-12. 

Nexira to showcase new research at VitaFoods Europe 2022

, a leading California white-label supplement manufacturer, as well as the creator of the 

 product lines. He has worked as a consultant, product developer, and consumer trend expert in the hemp, cannabis, and supplement spaces since 2008.

Why our fascination with fungi and functional mushroom formulas is more than just a trend.

All mushrooms are magic

Hair health supplements are stealing the spotlight.

Is hair health now the star of natural beauty supplements?

Melissa Kvidahl Reilly is a freelance journalist and copywriter specializing in the health and wellness industry.

There’s no limit to the potential popularity of products designed for microbiome support. The only thing standing in their way right now is the availability of clinical research.

Microbiome market: Research and education are the keys

New study finds that vitamin K2 levels can impact cognitive function. 