Women's Health

Pycnogenol arrives at SupplySide West with a new study under its belt. This one relates to varicose veins.

The supplier of EstroG-100 says no other ingredients in today's market bear a comparable Phase II and Phase III clinical trial with similar protocols.

Curbing misconceptions, plus new evidence for fertility, heart health.

The claim is for Chr. Hansen’s RC-14 and GR-1 Probio-Tech bacterial strains, which target women’s vaginal health.

According to the researchers, concern has been raised over the design of past meta-analyses.

Will the current push for sex-specific analysis in pharma research inspire changes for dietary supplements, too?

Can ginger do more than relieve nausea and vomiting?

Developing science on fenugreek for ameliorating female loss of libido.

An independent analysis finds retail products contain a wild range of proanthocyanidins.

Researchers connect magnesium supplementation with healthier blood pressure readings in pregnant women.

Albion says that its chelated form, ferrous bisglycinate chelate, is more bioavailable than inorganic iron supplements such as ferrous sulfate

Linnea's HMRlignan improves hot flashes in a study on postmenopausal women.

Four Amazonian ingredients you've probably never heard of.

Research on the newly discovered insoluble PACs is showing benefits similar to those found with soluble versions.

The company enters Asia markets with Pharmatoka's Gikacran cranberry juice extract.

Gnosis S.p.A. has a "fourth generation" folate that's poised for the EU market.

North American harvest began in mid-September.

The Danish company says it can formulate great-tasting whey protein beverages.

Nexira's Simag ingredient can be formulated into foods, beverages, and dietary supplements.

Inconsistent nomenclature associated with black cohosh ingredients can play a contributing role in problems such as market adulteration.

The line comprises six supplements.

BioResponse DIM is composed of ingredients that may balance female hormones.

Emerging pomegranate research suggests new applications.

New studies suggest a future for mango nutrition research.

Libifem, a proprietary fenugreek extract, has been clinically proven to promote a woman’s healthy libido, sexual vitality, and desire.