Weight Management

Nutritional Outlook talks to Gencor's director of scientific affairs, Christopher Bailey, at SupplySide Connect NJ about their new weight management and metabolic health ingredient Trpti.

The new line of dietary supplements aims to support the needs of GLP-1 users, including muscle loss, digestive health, and nutrition.

Nutritional Outlook talks to ADM's vice president of global marketing and innovation, June Lin, about the ways in which dietary supplements can be used to offer nutritional and symptom support to GLP-1 users.

Nutritional Outlook interviews Vivien Sheehan, vice president of business development for Kerry to discuss the opportunity the latest GLP-1 drug craze opens up for supplement brands, and the ways in which brands can help GLP-1 drug users while they're on the drugs and after.

The oleoylethanolamide supplement features LipiSperse technology to ensure its effectiveness in the gut.

The new multivitamins, probiotics, and protein powder support individuals using GLP-1 medications or losing weight.

The recent CRN webinar discussed GLP-1 medications' impact on supplements, functional foods, and retail, covering consumer trends, global market insights, retailer strategies, industry implications, and future opportunities for innovation.

The flagship ingredient for this range is Carolean, which the company says promotes natural GLP-1 secretion that helps control one’s appetite.

The systematic review with meta-analysis examined the effect of the supplementation on weight, waist circumference, and other measurements.

B&D Nutritional Ingredients Inc., an exclusive distribution partner of CarnoSyn Brands and Natural Alternatives International Inc., announced that its customer, Kelker Pharma, will be launching the “first science-backed nutritional support system” for GLP-1 medication users, called Nutrilinq Genesis.

GLP-1 was a major point of discussion on the SupplySide West show floor. We explore how dietary supplements fit into this game-changing mechanism for metabolic health and weight management.

Nutritional Outlook spoke to The Council for Responsible Nutrition's president and CEO, Steve Mister, at its annual meeting, Convergence '24. Mister discussed the latest in its ongoing lawsuit against NY State's law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building products to minors.

Both a higher and lower dose of the extract was shown to reduce appetite and cravings.

On September 23, 2024, trade groups and industry stakeholders testified before the New Jersey Legislature’s Assembly Health Committee in opposition to assembly bill A1848, which would prohibit the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors.

The new product is a drink mix that combines the replenishing benefits of Ultima Replenisher’s existing electrolyte drink mixes with Nutrition21’s branded chromium picolinate, Chromax, which has been clinically shown to reduce cravings and manage appetite

The Council for Responsible Nutrition has replied to a brief from the NYAG's office in response CRN's appeal of the court's dismissal of its motion for a preliminary injunction. The injunction would have halted enforcement of the law, banning the sale of weight management supplements to minors, until the outcome of the lawsuit.

A California assembly bill (AB-82) that would ban the sale of weight management supplements to minors has failed to advance in the Senate.

New York State's motion to dismiss CRN's lawsuit against the law banning the sale of weight management and muscle-building supplements to minors has been partially denied, allowing CRN to proceed with its First Amendment Claim.

Looking beyond weight loss when formulating weight management products.

As consumers embrace active lifestyles and a long-view on health, sports nutrition and weight management products have an opportunity for continued growth.

Nutritional Outlook interviewed Shawn Baier, vice president of business development for TSI Group SupplySide East. We discuss opportunities in weight management and energy.

The judge in CRN's lawsuit against NY state's law banning the sale of weight management and muscle building supplements to minors has denied its motion for a preliminary injunction, but determined that CRN has standing to sue on behalf of its members.

CRN's Steve Mister updates Nutritional Outlook about its ongoing litigation against NY State. The organization sued the state to prevent the enforcement of law that bans sale of weight management supplements to minors.

The extract from Microphyt, called PhaeOptim, was shown to complement weight management strategies that include diet and exercise by support bone mass, aerobic capacity, resting heart rate, and blood lipid profiles.

Both NPA and CRN have filed lawsuits against the state to block to law, which is supposed to go into effect on April 22, 2024.