According to Nutrition Business Journal, primary considerations for a first-time purchase amongst regular sports nutrition users include flavor, trust and effectiveness. For product development scientists, much of that reassurance that their next formulation will be effective for the end user stems from the incorporation of ingredients backed by human clinical trials. Consider these five ingredients in your next formulation.
Natural Products Insider: What does a “full spectrum mushroom product” mean?
Some claims made for fungal products, from the kingdom of fungi, regard “all stages,” or a “unique combination” of mushrooms and mycelium, or “full spectrum.” When making this claim, it’s essential to disclose a percentage of each fungal part. Because mushrooms are more expensive than MOG (mycelium on grain), they may be left out or included in small amounts just to make the claim of being present.
While that image may capture the ’90s gamer stereotype, it’s a far cry from the esports gamer taking the competitive sports arena by storm.
“When a certain generation thinks about gamers, they think of Doritos, Mountain Dew, people in basements,” Jason Chung, director of the Esports and Gaming Initiative and clinical assistant professor of sport management at NYU—and head of the esports, gaming and media practice at Zuber Lawler LLP—said, “but it’s not the case anymore, right? When you’re talking about esports organizations and teams and the athletes—they’re actually athletes.”
The Food and Drug Administration does not intend to hold a public hearing to clarify its position on the healthy aging ingredient known as NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide), and the agency has not contacted any online retailers regarding the sale of products containing NMN.
Those were some of the disclosures FDA made in a July 17 letter addressed to Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.), who wrote to FDA in April regarding its position that NMN is excluded from the definition of a dietary supplement.
Among the first important steps in product development and formulation in any supplement space is to identify the desired target market. For the bone and joint health supplement space, as today’s market continues to expand, this presents new consumer audiences and opportunities for brands to consider.
In a large-scale, placebo-controlled trial, omega-3s plus vitamin D showed improvements on electrocardiographic measures indicative of better heart health.
The new research was published recently in the journal Science Reports. It was the work of a team of researchers associated with prestigious medical centers in the United States and Finland.
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