News, Analysis & Insights on Nutrition, Supplements, and Health
A recent poll by consultancy firm Newday found that professionals and consumers alike are redefining longevity, becoming more focused on extending the period of their life spent in good health and less focused on outer beauty.
From the brain-skin axis to scalp care, we discover more about Unilever’s future focus on wellness.
The company behind Smart Water Coolers just launched Focus Blend, a functional enhancement that combines caffeine, L-theanine, magnesium and B vitamins for sharper focus. The offering was inspired by the growing focus crisis.
Kirin says it plans to develop a “simple” method to measure plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs) activity - which is indicative of a person’s immune status - after a recent research showed links between pDC activity and urine test results.
Sustainable nutraceutical ingredients developer Roelmi HPC has launched a new division with a production and research hub focused on innovation through fermentation and the circular economy.
Epigenomica AB has launched a ‘cutting-edge’ platform which aims to advance epigenomic research and support development of therapeutics for aging and longevity.
New research has evaluated supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) and ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE) as eco-friendly alternatives to traditional methods for extracting curcuminoids.
Growing up with a doctor father and an Ayurvedic grandmother in India, Dr. Leena Pradhan-Nabzdyk witnessed debates grew up at the crossroads of Western medicine and traditional healing practices. Those two worlds would later become intertwined.
The Finnish start-up is turning its attention to the US, where it hopes to disrupt the health and performance market
Swedish supplements brand Great Earth has rolled-out fiber-based caps across its portfolio, reducing plastic content by 95% and contributing to Europe-wide targets.
UK-based Myoform is launching its new personalized nutrition platform after 18 months of beta-testing with a group of elite athletes, biohackers and everyday Joes. The initial focus is on its home market with expansion plans for the United States for 2026.
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Nielsen IQ recently released its The Next Frontier of Wellness Report. The leading global consumer intelligence company identified several trends shaping the industry.
As the beauty-from-within trend gains scientific momentum, our special broadcast will explore this topic with experts in this field.
Plant-derived exosomes offer a new opportunity for microencapsulated active botanical ingredients with additional health benefits.
How will the longevity skincare movement evolve? This November, a brand-new summit in London will bring together some of the industry’s biggest players—including Estée Lauder Companies and L’Oréal—to explore what’s next for this hot topic.
Digital health platform Superpower recently launched an annual membership for $199, aiming to democratize access to the growing market for personalized nutrition.
Nearly half (47%) of global consumers are using supplements at least twice a week, according to a new report from HealthFocus International. However, there is a significant ‘trust gap’, with only 50% believing supplements can support health concerns.
See new developments from health and nutrition brands across Asia-Pacific, including G-NiiB’s new synbiotic launch for MAFLD, Nano Singapore on men’s health, and DUOLAC’s South East Asia expansion.
A recent study from Rice University focused on metabolic engineering strategies that cause L. lactis to overproduce K2 in order to make it more sustainable and cost-effective.
The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has turned up the heat on unauthorized health claims, using its AI monitoring tool, but will the sheer number of rulings dilute their impact, or will they help change marketing behaviour?
Japanese firm YURU Co Ltd has introduced a new eye supplement containing liposomal lutein and coupled it with a proprietary habit support app catering to “supplement refugees”.
New York-based Levelle Nutrition launched its Cycle Syncing Protein, the first protein powder intentionally developed to support the shifting nutritional needs of menstruating women throughout their cycle.
Research into the gut microbiomes of elite athletes could unlock new possibilities for personalized nutrition, said Dr. Paul Cotter, chief technology officer at SeqBiome and head of food biosciences at Teagasc.
As the popularity of longevity and healthy aging supplements continues to grow, consumers are starting to demand more from brands, according to Sophie Chabloz, co-founder and chief science officer of Avea.
Global data reveals a shift toward individualized wellness, but with European consumers more cautious to adopt new technologies, there are steps the industry can take to encourage engagement.
For 17 years, Belgium-based ProDigest has advanced science by creating models of the intestinal tract to support research globally.
Long at the forefront of beauty innovation, APAC markets like Japan, China and South Korea are now driving growth in holistic beauty and personal care. Here, we examine the emerging trends and patterns defining the space.
Research reveals the vast potential of the microbiome to guide the best nutrition interventions for a range of indications, including weight loss and cognitive health.
A wave of cyber attacks has exposed deep vulnerabilities in the food sector’s digital defences. But industry is getting wise to the threat
TikTok users are looking to maximize fiber intake in the latest nutrition trend, but new research from the prebiotic fiber supplement brand Myota highlights just how different individual responses to fiber can be and why the trend might be an...
Cambiotics is working to commercialize probiotic strains capable of eliminating harmful chemicals from the human body, with potential to improve the health of people across the globe.
Possibly the two biggest trends in health today, GLP-1 agonists and GenAI, will shakeup the personalized nutrition space in a major way. Mariette Abrahams discusses how she sees things playing out.
Minnesota-based Canomiks recently introduced WhatToTrust, a no-cost, app-based tool developed by Harvard Medical School and Emory University scientists to help consumers make informed choices about wellness products.
A new platform harnesses men’s blood work and provides DNA-based guidance to inform them about the supplements they should take to improve their health.
Evvy, a vaginal microbiome testing and care company, launched in 2021 with a mission to close the gender health gap by leveraging overlooked female biomarkers. Through its platform, the company has built the world’s largest dataset on the vaginal...
The microbiome industry can learn lessons from 23andMe to improve consumer engagement with testing products, says Noah Voreades, managing director at GenBiome Consulting.
While personalized nutrition and longevity are trends that continue to gain momentum, the luxury program from Pvolve and Tally Health—which comes with a $5,900 price tag—tests how much consumers are willing to pay for healthspan.
This year’s health and wellness trends reflect a consumer evolution away from influencer-driven fads toward science-backed, lifestyle-focused wellness, signaling a deeper convergence of innovation and shifting priorities, according to The Vitamin Shoppe.
FDA’s acknowledgement of the safety of LF+ in functional foods, beverages and supplements will encourage more companies to use the animal-free lactoferrin beyond the applications of its bovine counterpart, which due to limited availability and high price...
Recently named one of NutraIngredients’ Start-Up Stars, Minutia.ai harnesses the full potential of artificial intelligence, using probabilistic AI solutions to predict individual responses to gut microbiome interventions.
Personalized health company Thorne just announced the formation of its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), a move the company said will help advance scientific rigor, innovation and personal performance in evidence-based wellness optimization.
More than 21,000 visitors are expected to attend Vitafoods Europe in Barcelona from May 20-22, and there are a few changes this year.
The supplements and ingestibles category has experienced steady growth from March 2024 to February 2025, with search and views on Google and TikTok up 19.3% from the year before.
Biotechnology company Brightseed has partnered with British consumer health multinational Haleon to support the discovery of plant-based, small molecules that may improve human health.
The Active Nutrition Summit 2025 will convene top industry leaders, researchers and innovators in Vienna from June 23-25 to explore the latest market trends, innovation and scientific advances shaping the active nutrition landscape.
Seven years ago, Bill Clark started to think about how to radically change the way companies use science to substantiate dietary supplements in the marketplace, but existing technology lacked the precision and scalability needed to execute his vision.
McKinsey’s ‘Future of Wellness’ report found that nearly one in five consumers and one in three millennials in the U.S. prefer personalized wellness solutions. Pelin Thorogood of Radicle Science says that today, more than ever, advanced technologies like...
Longevity, defined as extending lifespan while maintaining health and appearance, has emerged as key trend in 2025. This sector is evolving rapidly, with current developments indicating significant potential for future growth and innovation in the beauty...
Alternative protein experiments in space could bolster the technology on earth
Viome Life Sciences has launched an updated version of its AI-powered Full Body Intelligence test, offering new insights into over 25 health conditions, dysbiosis, biological age and inflammaging.