Vitamin Research Studies

Ixoreal Biomed highlights an exploratory placebo-controlled study of SRI-81 Shatavari, alone and combined with KSM-66 Ashwagandha, published in the International Journal of Women’s Health.

Why responsible innovation means asking whether yesterday's formulations still reflect today's best science—not just launching the next new ingredient.

Clinical research moves beyond compliance, focusing on smarter trial design, risk-based quality, and “evidence engineering” to deliver decisive, decision-ready results.

The company says it will feature studies on vitamin K2, choline, folate, and MSM, along with beverage concepts and a first-time pet corner.

The palm phytonutrient supplier will show STGaia, TocoGaia, and PetGaia at the event and preview a planned research grant program.

A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in reproductive-age women found that 8 weeks of standardized shatavari extract supplementation was associated with improvements in sexual function, vaginal moisture, fatigue, and sleep disturbance.

Women are the predominant users of these drugs, and the authors say guidance has not kept pace, with nutrient gaps and supplement support also in focus.

TriNutra is presenting new data on its standardized black seed oil ingredient at SupplySide Global, adding to a growing body of research on how gut bacteria and the body's stress response may influence each other.