TSI building Tailored Script as ‘operating system for personalization’
The TSI Group’s personalized nutrition platform Tailored Script will expand into additional markets this year, already in the United States and Australia.
Archives for August 19, 2026
NutraWomen Wednesday: Stephania Andrade, Brand Director of Nutraceuticals at Biote Medical
The brand director of nutraceuticals at Biote Medical has built a career defined by curiosity and unexpected pivots, from PR and SEO to product marketing, consulting and brand leadership.
Qunol faces class action over omega-3 claims
Quten Research Institute is facing a proposed class action alleging that its Qunol Ultra Omega-3 Fish Oil contains less omega-3 than the 1,000 mg advertised on the product label.
Maurten’s personalized high-carb plan fuels Tour de France Femmes win
Sports nutrition brand Maurten has revealed the high-carbohydrate fueling strategy that helped Demi Vollering secure her second Tour de France Femmes title.
Tonic enters creatine contest with efficacy-focused brain support blend
UK-based supplement brand Tonic Health has launched a brain health focused creatine blend catering to demand for convenient solutions with efficacious doses.
Microbiome modulation beyond digestion: Four emerging opportunities
The science of the microbiome has moved beyond digestive wellness, with a complex ecosystem found to influence how we perform, age, and thrive.
The gut-eye axis: Enbiosis deepens research as commercial interest grows
Enbiosis Biotechnology is building on promising results from its pilot study to further elucidate the gut-eye axis, with growing interest coming from eye health companies and brand partners in Asia-Pacific.
Growth Asia Summit 2026
China’s BYHEALTH tackles stress-related needs
From metabolism and sleep disruption to hair loss, China’s BYHEALTH says it sees an opportunity in addressing consumer needs arising from a high-stress, high-cortisol urban lifestyle.
Health tracking apps could improve weight loss, BMI - Lancet Digital Health
Health tracking apps could improve body weight and body mass index (BMI) but not total cholesterol levels and dietary intake, according to new findings published in The Lancet Digital Health.