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Kimberly J. Decker writes for the food and nutrition industries from her base in the San Francisco area where she enjoys eating food as much as she does writing about it.

Articles

Botanicals may be ancient ingredients, but they may also be the wellness wave of the future.

Bullish on botanicals: Why now’s the time for a botanical bonanza

Alissa Marrapodi is Industry Insights Contributor, Custom Content Editor, MJH Life Sciences.

As part of its ongoing effort to expand its women wellness portfolio, GNC, in partnership with The Honest Company, launched four new products—three for overall wellness and one for postpartum. 

GNC, The Honest Company launch four new supplements targeting women's health

Judy Blatman Communications LLC specializes in strategic counsel, media training, writing, and talent solutions. Blatman spent 16 years as senior vice president, communications, at the Council for Responsible Nutrition. 

As consumers get active post-pandemic, they’ll find a wider range of sports supplements ready to cater to their every need.

Active nutrition for all: Sports supplements court a broader audience

Mike Straus is a freelance writer living in Kelowna, Canada. He has written for publications including 

Canadian Chiropractor Magazine, Massage Therapy Canada, 

Examining the factors behind the rapid rise of adaptogenic supplements

What’s driving the adaptogens market?

A recent study found that supplementation with a French pine bark extract called Pycnogenol offered relief from restless leg syndrome.

Supplementation with Pycnogenol may offer relief from symptoms of restless leg syndrome

The Vitamin Shoppe partnered with Follett Higher Education Group, the largest campus store operator in North America, to bring its health and wellness solutions to campus bookstore locations throughout the country.

The Vitamin Shoppe partners with Follett to offer health & wellness supplements on college campuses

CBN is gaining popularity in the hemp world. But is it truly promising?

Is CBN the next big star in hemp supplements?

Gene Bruno, MS, MHS, RH (AHG), is a certified nutritionist and registered herbalist with 42 years of dietary supplement industry experience. With a master’s degree in nutrition and a second master’s degree in herbal medicine, he has a proven track record of formulating innovative, evidence-based dietary supplements. Mr. Bruno currently serves as both the vice president of scientific and regulatory affairs at 

 and professor of nutraceutical science at Huntington University of Health Sciences.

What specific benefits do adaptogens provide? An expert explains.

Adaptogens explained: What makes an herb an adaptogen?

Consumers are eager to invest in skincare products, but will today’s ingredients stand up to scrutiny? 

On the face of it: Are nutricosmetics and cosmeceuticals ready for their close-up?

Jenn Wint is a writer, public relations specialist, and founder of 

. She is passionate about sharing exceptional stories connecting people, communities, and businesses. Wint is the author of 

, a self-care story for kids, and is a contributor to 

 She lives in East Vancouver, Canada, with her husband, son, and daughter where she is on a quest to find the city’s best chocolate chip cookie.

Supplements only work if they are taken regularly. A smart system can help consumers reduce the mental load of their daily supplement routine.