Nutraceuticals World Magazine
March 2023
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Supporting Musculoskeletal Health: Tending to Muscles, Joints, and Bones
Diet, exercise, and supplement solutions can pay dividends.03.01.23
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Dosage and Delivery Innovations Help Manufacturers Meet Common Challenges
Advancing technologies enhance solubility, bioavailability, and metabolism of challenging dietary supplement formulations.03.01.23
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2023 Contract Manufacturing Survey
Our sixth annual audience survey reveals continued value in, and reliance on, contract manufacturing partners.03.01.23
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Manufacturing Dietary Supplements in Economic Uncertainty
Cost pressures are challenging brands to meet varying consumer needs.02.28.23
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Beyond Antioxidants: The Power of Berries
Versatile, scientifically-validated berry ingredients are ripe for innovative applications.02.23.23
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A Paradigm Shift for Antioxidants?
Better communication about bioactive food compounds can engage consumers in a way antioxidant marketing hasn’t before.03.01.23
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Ayana Bio on Path to Scale Bioactives Derived from Plant Cell Cultures
CEO Frank Jaksch discussed the company’s plans for commercialization, and the benefits of bypassing agricultural systems.02.27.23
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Nuritas: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Speak the Language of Life
The biotech company is reimagining the ingredient discovery process.02.21.23
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Dietary Supplement Quality Assurance Programs Critical to Natural Products Industry Success
Practical steps to implementing quality measures and ensuring compliance with FDA regulations.02.14.23
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Innovation in Nutraceuticals: Dose Forms and Application Science Help Meet Consumer Demand
Manufacturing technologies can help improve therapeutic performance of supplements and health products.02.03.23
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EditorialThe Future of Food and Supplements May Be Just Ahead of UsAI and SynBio are coming online. What does that mean for the natural products industry?03.01.23
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Health E-InsightsSonoran University of Health Sciences: Lifelong Learning of Nature’s Healing PowerPaul Mittman, president and CEO discusses recent updates and future plans for the University.03.01.23
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Online ExclusivesCellular Health, Oxidative Stress, and 2-HOBATSI’s Hobamine acts against compounds responsible for oxidative damage without blocking the processes needed for cell function, according to the company.03.01.23
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Online ExclusivesRhodiola Added to CITES List of Protected SpeciesAll species of the Rhodiola genus will be subject to new production requirements and documentation per the international treaty.02.07.23
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Sponsored ContentPrinova Navigates Market Forces with Flexibility and AdaptationGut and cognitive health trends are here to stay, according to Brent Laffey, President, Armada Nutrition.03.01.23
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Sponsored ContentCan a Triple Action Dream Team Solve Your ‘Everyday Energy Crisis?’Fighting fatigue can be a daily battle and a key challenge.03.01.23
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ColumnsCalifornia’s COVID Misinformation Law, AB 2098, Spurs Fight Over Physician Freedom of SpeechThe law sets a troubling precedent for anything outside the relatively narrow scope of conventional medical consensus.02.16.23
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ColumnsManufacturing Herbal Supplements for a Demanding MarketStrong relationships between contract manufacturers and their suppliers and clients support innovation and help meet growing consumer demand.02.10.23
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ColumnsCommon Sense Solutions to Regulating Cannabis and CBDBlake Ebersole, president and founder of NaturPro Scientific tells the ‘honest and unvarnished truth’ to his clients.02.09.23
