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Susan Kleiner, PhD, discusses gaps in creatine research for women, from menstrual cycle control to lower baseline stores and variable performance benefits.

What formulators should look for when selecting standardized botanical ingredients for women's wellness products.

In the third episode, Nicholas Saraceno discusses why male hair thinning is increasingly being understood as a multifactorial, systemic health issue rather than a purely cosmetic one, and what that shift means for how the supplement industry formulates and substantiates products for men.

Harry Rice breaks down GOED's comments to FDA on safety-based ingredient standards, and explains what recent headline-grabbing studies on omega-3s and cognitive health actually do and don't tell us.

From El Niño disruptions to the Peruvian anchovy fishery to a forthcoming expert panel recommendation on EPA and DHA, GOED's Harry Rice breaks down what's shaping the omega-3 category in 2026.

Trisha Sugarek MacDonald, PhD, reveals a clinically substantiated plant-based ingredient that adapts to women's hormonal needs across every life stage.

Nutraceutical industry veteran, Lauren Clardy, discusses her 25-year journey, the biological shift in weight management, and why the intersection of traditional botanical medicine and modern delivery technologies excites her.

Nutrafol's chief medical advisor Heather Woolery-Lloyd, MD, explains how DHT, stress, nutrition, and inflammation all shape follicle function in men.

Biova’s Amanda Jepson shares what the women's health industry is getting wrong about aging and highlights what brands must do differently to keep up.

Mike DeMarco on why building general activity comes before any intense training program, and how a simple phone app often delivers the wake-up call.

Mike DeMarco, wellness coach with MJH Life Sciences, has built his foundation around protein, creatine, and a multivitamin for years, but it's the mindset reinforcement that keeps him coming back to them.

From cutting volume to building a race-specific running base, Mike DeMarco breaks down how he restructured his training for HYROX, and why the lessons apply well beyond the race format.

In the latest episode, Nicholas Saraceno discusses emerging evidence linking premature menopause to cardiovascular risk, while exploring why experts are calling for more targeted clinical research in menopause-focused nutrition products.

What else can you add to your pre-workout for relevant benefits that help you stand out? Panelists discuss the value of nootropics in pre-workout products.

Is all inflammation bad? Experts discuss the best ways to utilize antioxidants to reduce oxidative stress and speed up recovery without affecting gains.

Nutrafol Chief Medical Advisor Heather Woolery-Lloyd, MD, shares opportunities in women’s wellness, including skin health changes and addressing biological stressors behind hair thinning.

Industry experts highlight the gut-ovary connection as an untapped market opportunity and the potential of traditional botanicals in women's wellness.

Trisha Sugarek MacDonald, market development manager for Akay Bioactives discusses the importance of addressing menopause in stages (pre-, peri-, and post-menopause) and understanding the impact of hormones on women's overall health, not just fertility, monthly cycles and menopause.

In an interview with Nutritional Outlook, Sameena Rahman, MD, a board-certified OB/GYN, discusses why the shift from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome reflects growing recognition of the condition’s links to insulin resistance, inflammation, cardiovascular risk, and lifelong metabolic health.

In the debut episode, Nicholas Saraceno discusses emerging research on histamine intolerance, including the microbiome’s potential role, limitations surrounding DAO testing, and why diagnosis remains controversial.

Auke Zeilstra, Regional Sales Director for FrieslandCampina Ingredients, shares insights into the capabilities of the new applications lab.

In this preview of the upcoming The Outlook on Women's Wellness, Gene Bruno, DBM, MS, RH(AHG), Chief Scientific Officer with Nutraland USA, discusses why effective bone health formulations must evolve beyond traditional ingredients, prioritizing life-stage-specific support and the critical need for more clinical research on women.

In this preview of the upcoming The Outlook on Women's Wellness, Stacey Smith, DC, Senior Medical Science Liaison at Gnosis by Lesaffre, shares insights into product development for women's health solutions.

In the final part of her interview with Nutritional Outlook, Amy Summers, founder and president of Pitch Publicity, discusses how ingredient and supplement brands can use AI to simplify scientific communication without sacrificing authenticity, strategic thinking, and consumer trust.

In the second part of her interview with Nutritional Outlook, Amy Summers, founder and president of Pitch Publicity, discusses how supplement brands are balancing science with relatable storytelling, while adapting their messaging strategies to meet rising consumer expectations around transparency, trust, and digital accessibility.

In the first part of her interview with Nutritional Outlook, Amy Summers, founder and president of Pitch Publicity, explains why offering professional guidance should be integrated into every manager’s workflow, especially in the natural products industry.

Nutritional Outlook interviews Idil Kavakli, managing director of FrieslandCampina Ingredients about the company's new North American applications lab.

In this interview, Isabel Mirfakhraie, technical marketing associate at Imbibe, explores the technical shifts occurring in the functional beverage market, detailing a holistic formulation approach, flavor modulation, and future trends in consumer demands.

In this interview, Isabel Mirfakhraie, Technical Marketing Associate at Imbibe, discusses optimizing functional beverages for efficacy, stability, and taste using advanced formulation and taste modulation techniques.

In this preview of the upcoming The Outlook on Women's Wellness, Ayla Barmmer, MS, RD, LDN, Founder and CEO of FullWell, discusses new models of ovary health and new perspectives on women's health support.