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Rockstar Energy recently launched a new marketing campaign promoting its sustained mind body energy claim that has been substantiated through clinical research. Nutritional Outlook talks to Pepsi's vice president of North American Beverage R&D, Danielle Barbaro to discuss the study, why it was important for Rockstar Energy to conduct this study, and the value of fortifying energy drinks with nutraceuticals such as lion's mane.

The Nutritional Outlook Podcast Episode 30: Rockstar energy claim substantiation and use of nutraceutical ingredients

Sirio recently announced the creation of their new Sirio Institute for Anti-Aging for anti-aging research.

New Sirio Institute for Anti-Aging created by Sirio aims to advance anti-aging science

Radicle Science has recently launched a health tracker called Journey with which brands can interact with consumers to encourage supplementation and other healthy habits.

Tracking health with Radicle Science

The double-blind study analyzed the effect of the blend on joint and lower back pain, range of motion, and quality of life.

Study demonstrates effects of botanical blend Muvs on joint health in active adults 

Nutrition and by extension, dietary supplements, may play a valuable role in reducing the risk of age-related cognitive impairment, but more research is necessary to validate claims and promote innovation.

Emerging science on dietary supplements and brain health

The daily supplementation over 24 weeks helped reduce inflammation and gut dysfunction.

Study shows vitamins K2 and D3 may help reduce symptoms of long COVID

At this year's SupplySide West, Alina Slotnik, vice president, bioactives, for Brightseed, spoke to 

 editor Sebastian Krawiec about the potential of AI for the dietary supplement industry, and the company's unique approach to addressing gut health. 

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Alina Slotnik, vice president, bioactives, for Brightseed talks about the potential of AI for the dietary supplement industry, and the company's unique approach to addressing gut health. 

Brightseed’s VP of bioactives, Alina Slotnik discusses the value of AI to industry

At this year's SupplySide West, Jim Flatt, CEO and co-founder of Brightseed, spoke to 

 editor Sebastian Krawiec, about the results of 

 that was conducted in collaboration with the University of Minnesota. Flatt unpacks the significance of the results, which found that the bioactives found in plant sources of insoluble fiber impart important health benefits, as well as the role Brightseed's Forager AI played in the research. 

Jim Flatt, CEO and co-founder of Brightseed, discusses recent research conducted in collaboration with the University of Minnesota. 

Brightseed CEO Jim Flatt discusses the importance of bioactives in insoluble fiber sources

 (San Diego, CA), an AI-driven health-tech B-Corp, has launched what it calls its Radicle Proof Engine, a first-of-its-kind “proof-as-a-service” solution that enables non-pharmaceutical health and wellness companies to clinically demonstrate the effectiveness of their products. Historically, scientific validation has not been easily accessible or affordable to more non-pharmaceutical brands, but according to Radicle Science, its Radicle Proof Engine can deliver clinical evidence across diverse conditions and populations quickly and affordably with its “AI-driven, crowdsourced, virtual, direct-to-consumer clinical trial approach.”

One of the advantages of the Radicle Proof Engine is that, because of its virtual, direct-to-consumer approach, it captures a more diverse study population that is representative of the broader population. This is unlike traditional clinical trials that 

Learn more about the Radicle Proof Engine from Nutritional Outlook’s SupplySide West 2022 interview with Radicle Science’s co-founder and executive chair, Pelin Thorogood, and co-founder and CEO, Jeff Chen, MD, MBA.

Watch our interview with Radicle Science, on location from SupplySide West 2022, as co-founder and executive chair, Pelin Thorogood, and co-founder and CEO, Jeff Chen, MD, MBA, explain the Radicle Proof Engine.

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