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Research on supplementation and aging is advancing quickly, helping to supplant “live longer” language with more nuanced claims based on closer examination of biological mechanisms that might help people live better for longer if they test out in human...
Ayahuasca can open the door to a psychoactive journey into other realms, accompanied by profound introspection and physical purging. Happy Caapi is not that.
A large analysis of 51 human intervention studies suggests that epigenetic clocks—molecular tools used to estimate biological age—may help researchers track the body’s response to diet, supplements, drugs and other longevity interventions, provided the...
With the publication of a new safety study of its Shoden ashwagandha root and leaf extract, Arjuna Natural is drawing attention to the importance of clinical validation as a competitive differentiator.
Mexico’s Ministry of Health has published a new agreement governing additives and processing aids in foods, beverages and dietary supplements, replacing the 2012 framework and introducing new maximum limits and phased transition periods for industry.
Supplement brands continue to translate cellular-health science into everyday healthspan products, with new launches featuring multi-ingredient stacks that are increasingly positioned within broader healthy aging portfolios as one facet of more...
The 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans elevate protein with a 1.2 to 1.6 g/kg/d intake range, opening new opportunities for the nutrition sector while drawing attention to the science, cost, practicality and potential risks underlying the...
Regulatory warnings about rare cases of liver injury linked to turmeric supplementation are mounting, as expert committees continue to raise questions about the cause and source of potential toxicity of an herb consumed by millions of people worldwide.
Natural product manufacturer NOW tested 25 vitamin C gummy supplements sold on Amazon. Of these, only 13 met label claim, and 12 had nearly no detectable vitamin C.
Eye health supplements are evolving the familiar lutein-and-zeaxanthin story, with recent launches reflecting a more segmented category shaped by blue light culture.