Omega-3 research on reducing blood pressure and potentially Alzheimer’s disease caught readers’ attention recently, along with other scientific updates and market coverage.

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Three Grams of Omega-3s May be Optimal Dose for Reducing Blood Pressure
A review of 71 studies found a dose-dependent relationship between omega-3s and blood pressure reductions, most significant for those with hypertension.

Beyond Raw Launches Concept X Pre-Workout Line
The 16-ingredient formulation targets both muscle soreness and increased strength acceleration.

Olive/Pomegranate Extract May Improve Dyslipidemia
An ingredient marketed by Euromed as Pomalive significantly reduced plasma triglycerides, decreased LDL-C, and increased HDL-C in participants.

New and Evolving Formulation Options Must Be Mindful of Blood Sugar Maintenance
Allulose, stevia, monk fruit, and more help brands reduce sugar while supplements offer consumers additional solutions.

CoQ10 and Royal Jelly Supplementation May Improve High Intensity Exercise
A study on 20 elite swimmers linked the supplement combination with exercise performance improvements and reduced muscle damage.

Kellogg Splitting into Three Independent Companies
Company said each will better focus on their distinct strategic priorities, with financial targets that best fit their own markets and opportunities.

High Blood DHA Levels Linked to 49% Reduced Risk of Alzheimer’s
An observational study found the benefit in a population of 1,490 dementia-free participants aged 65 years and older.

Safe & Accessible: Dietary Supplements Are Far From ‘Unregulated’
With fewer recalls than conventional foods, drugs, animal products and medical devices, supplements could be considered the safest class of goods FDA regulates.

Unilever to Acquire Majority Stake in Hair Supplement Brand Nutrafol
The U.S. hair growth brand will operate in the same business unit as OLLY, Liquid I.V., and Onnit.

Tapping Functional Beverages to Meet Modern Wellness Needs
The category continues to offer new opportunities as health demands evolve, but competition and supply issues present ongoing challenges.

Adaptogens: Where Ancient Remedies Meet Modern Wellness Products
Clinical research and consumer interest are on the rise for plants and fungi thought to help weather the storm of stress and fatigue.