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Special edition: Women’s health

Special edition: Women’s health

Women’s health focused news updates include the latest research, NPD, market insights, regulatory restrictions and untapped opportunities.

Meta-analysis supports vitamin K2’s bone health benefits

Meta-analysis supports vitamin K2’s bone health benefits

By Stephen Daniells

Data from over 2,500 postmenopausal women with osteoporosis revealed that vitamin K2 supplementation can improve biomarkers of bone turnover, supporting the vitamin’s benefits for bone metabolism and skeletal health.

Balchem kicks off consumer-facing K2VITAL promotion

Balchem kicks off consumer-facing K2VITAL promotion

By Olivia Haslam

Supplier Balchem launched its consumer-facing marketing campaign for its K2VITAL ingredient following a successful trial partnership with the FC Bayern (FCB) women’s football team.

Liposomal delivery format may boost CoQ10 bioavailability

Liposomal delivery format may boost CoQ10 bioavailability

By Stephen Daniells

A liposomal formulation of Coenzyme Q10 may improve bioavailability compared to standard CoQ10, says a new study that also hinted at favorable shifts in biomarkers of inflammatory or oxidative stress after only one dose.

Palatinose enhances response of gut hormones GLP-1 and PYY

Palatinose enhances response of gut hormones GLP-1 and PYY

By Stephen Daniells

Formulating beverages with Beneo’s Palatinose (isomaltulose) may significantly increase levels of key hunger hormones, such as GLP-1 and PYY, in people with Metabolic Syndrome, says a new study from an international team of researchers.

NutraWomen Wednesday: Mary Beech, Chief Growth Officer, Thorne

NutraWomen Wednesday: Mary Beech, Chief Growth Officer, Thorne

By Danielle Masterson

After a life-altering health scare in her 30s, Mary Beech, now chief growth officer at Thorne, recounts her transformative journey from a high-powered corporate executive to a passionate advocate for health and wellness.

Walnuts could be good for the waistline

Walnuts could be good for the waistline

By Asia Sherman

Short-term walnut consumption significantly reduced waist circumference in middle-aged adults at risk of metabolic syndrome but did not impact their overall health status, according to a recent study.