09-Jun-2026 | Cassandra Stern

More than a decade after litigation began over joint health claims made by Joint Juice products, a California court on May 5 granted final approval to proposed settlements totaling approximately $90 million, bringing the multijurisdictional dispute to a close.

08-Jun-2026 | Claudia Adrien

The National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) is advancing legislative efforts to move the companion animal supplement industry beyond a regulatory gray area.

08-Jun-2026 | Lauren Nicolle

Vitamin B6 is essential to human health, but excessive doses may cause serious side effects. As a growing number of countries tighten oversight of vitamin B6 supplements, debate is intensifying over whether the restrictions are proportionate to the risk.

04-Jun-2026 | Cassandra Stern

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Amare Global Holdings Inc. (Amare) and three company executives, alleging the multilevel marketing company illegally marketed dietary supplements as treatments for depression, anxiety and ADHD in children and adults.

03-Jun-2026 | Cassandra Stern

A National Advertising Review Board (NARB) ruling affirming recommendations against claims made by Niagen Bioscences is raising broader questions about how supplement companies substantiate and market biomarker, cellular health and longevity-related benefits tied to NAD+ science.

03-Jun-2026 | Olivia Haslam

Monacolin K from red yeast rice has exposed how a single naturally-occurring compound can blur the line between food, supplements and prescription drugs across global regulation.

03-Jun-2026 | Nikki Hancocks

France has renewed the prohibition of food supplements containing Garcinia cambogia for an additional year as the European Council extends its consultation over the ingredient’s safety.

03-Jun-2026 | Tingmin Koe

Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare is seeking comment on a new regulation that would clarify the distinction between “food” and “medicine” in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) products while preserving the country’s long-standing food culture around herbal ingredients.

02-Jun-2026 | Asia Sherman

An investigation into one of aging research’s most prominent molecules has reported that NAD+, a compound central to cellular metabolism, may not decline in human blood the way many in the aging and longevity community once thought.