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From probiotics to NAD+ boosters, a growing number of supplement interventions are targeting women’s hormonal health, with clinical trials increasingly going beyond subjective self-reporting and towards objective hormonal measures.
Sleep is becoming a top health priority, serving as an active restorative process for the brain and nervous system and the foundation of cognitive performance, emotional balance and long-term health.
GLP-1 drugs are reshaping the supplement category, fueling demand for products that fill nutrient gaps, help to manage side effects and offer weight management support.
As GLP-1 drugs reshape the weight-management landscape, supplement brands are rethinking their approach, broadening the conversation beyond weight loss to metabolic health, muscle preservation and overall wellness.
A recent systematic review of randomized controlled trials raises questions about magnesium’s effectiveness as a sleep aid, concluding that the current evidence is inconsistent and of low certainty.
After operating for six years as Dr. Vegan, the UK supplement brand, is undergoing a rebrand to better appeal to the masses.
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has published a roadmap for European food regulation over the next decade, outlining how food safety risk assessments should evolve in response to innovation, climate change and emerging technologies.
A new analysis by consumer watchdog Which? has concluded that many menopause supplements are just “expensive multivitamins” with fairy dustings of active ingredients.
Ads for wellness products and supplements often breach advertising regulations, according to a new, large-scale analysis by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA).
In the European Union, Article 8 procedures are used to evaluate, restrict and remove potentially unsafe ingredients from the supplement market, but its use in recent years has been the subject of controversy.