The ability for athletes to train consistently depends largely on consuming sufficient levels of nutrients associated with glycogen maintenance and restoration.
Just as no two people have the same DNA, there similarly are no identical approaches to personalized nutrition or supplement programs. Enter hair analysis.
While the organic movement is plain to see in the food and beverage aisles, it’s only now taking shape for dietary supplements. But product manufacturers face challenges when multiple ingredients are involved.
COVID-19 may have clipped a string of fruitful in-person organic and natural events opening 2020, but the community’s message and momentum only grew stronger.
The societal trend of personalization extends to health and wellness, with brands capitalizing on consumers seeking individualized nutrition and supplement plans.
Personalized nutrition programs lean on the latest technologies and delivery formats to give consumers what they’re asking for—tailored plans for healthy aging and chronic disease avoidance.
As cases of COVID-19 spread across the globe, U.S. regulatory agencies respond to false product claims surrounding the outbreak with a wave of company warning letters.
