Women's Health

To celebrate International Women's Day (March 8), Nutritional Outlook is putting the spotlight on women's health and wellness. In this compilation, we present recent research on pregnancy and menopause.

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To celebrate International Women's Day (March 8), Nutritional Outlook is putting the spotlight on women's health and wellness. In this compilation, we present recent research on menstruation and skin health.

Women-led omega-3 research advances wellness for all women’s life stages.

Xeya Shatavari 15% is intended to support hormonal balance, menstrual health, ease menopause symptoms and more.

Helaina announced that they will exhibit and showcase their effera lactoferrin ingredient at Natural Products Expo West 2025.

The study tested PEA, as Levagen+ from Gencor, compared with placebo in reducing menstrual pain at various time intervals.

Effects of the oral supplement for skin health are demonstrated in a recent clinical study.

Leverage consumer education to make your mark in the prenatal health space.

According to USP, the researchers misapplied the limits for heavy metals and therefore their results were inaccurate.

The study examined the effects of the hormone-free and plant-based alternative, called Bonolive from Solabia Nutrition, for improving postmenopausal symptoms.

Waleria says that computer models show that shatavarins in shatavari bind with female hormonal receptors.

How we can better support preparation and recovery in a population of new (older) moms.

From hot flashes to mood swings, menopause is rough on women, and they are actively seeking out solutions.

Waleria’s plant-based, non-hormonal ingredient, the Shatavari root extract aspurūs, supports reducing menopausal symptoms.

The new line is made up of three gummies and one softgel that are formulated to meet stringent EU-Organic certification criteria, and target women’s health, metabolic health, and heart health.

Watch "The Future of Women's Health Research," a roundtable discussion presented by Nutritional Outlook in partnership with Women in Nutraceuticals. This roundtable is supplement to a recent article commissioned by WIN and published by Nutritional Outlook, titled “Taking Initiative: Can the WHI’s model help the nutraceutical industry answer questions the study didn’t even ask?”

A recent study found that a novel blend of probiotics may modulate estrogen levels in healthy peri- and post-menopausal women.

The ingredient combines L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate with Balchem’s branded choline (VitaCholine) to support cellular health across life stages.

The study was carried out by the French research institute Expansion Consulteam in collaboration with Virginie Florin and Nathalie Simon, who are French lifestyle influencers.

Scott Mazza breaks down how CBD may offer support to menopausal women.

The Women's Health Initiative is the high water mark for women's health research. What can the nutraceutical industry learn from WHI to further scientific research about the impacts of diet, lifestyle, and supplementation on women's health?

The results show that Dermial supports skin hydration and skin brightness to reduce signs of aging.

A recently published study investigated the impact of 30 mg tablets of SunActive Fe Emulsified Microsomal Ferric Pyrophosphate (EMFP) for the treatment of Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA) in pregnant women.

OmniActive Health Technologies has announced a partnership with the Council for Responsible Nutrition to educate and raise awareness about the role of lutein and zeaxanthin in supporting maternal and fetal health during pregnancy among obstetricians, gynecologists, and other maternal healthcare practitioners.

WIN will co-host a networking event with Naturally Proud Network, and its president Heather Granato will participate in a panel discussion.

Nutritional Outlook talks to Waleria Health's founder and CEO Komal Baldwa about recent research on its shatavari root extract and the menopause support market.

Nutritional Outlook sits down with Helaina's COO, Paola Delgado, to talk about the lactoferrin market.

Supplementation significantly improved quality of life, sleep, mood, hot flashes, and night sweats.

Women taking the collagen supplement experienced improvements in joint function and pain.