With consumer interest in immune health at an all-time high as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, latest market research shows that younger generations in particular are expressing concern for protection against future pandemics and other threats to their long-term wellbeing.
One is derived from the deep ocean waters while the other can be found in certain plants. Despite being similar in structure, the quality and efficacy of these two squalene materials couldn’t be any more different.
You may have heard about the new Informed Sport-certified dietary supplement CORE ASX®, which offers a wide range of health benefits by protecting the body’s cells against oxidative stress. But what is ‘oxidative stress’, and how it affects our body?
In recent times we have seen the launch of protein products derived from chickpeas, watermelon seeds, cranberries, seaweed, and even insects and crickets. Now the Silicon Valley start-up NovoNutrients are creating food-grade protein… from industrial waste carbon dioxide emissions.
Synthetic astaxanthin makes up more than 99% of the global astaxanthin market. Here we take a look at some of the key differences between the two materials and explain why natural astaxanthin (ASX) truly is reserved for the ‘one percenters’.
In the world of luxury healthcare, one of three factors will usually be the reason for a product’s premium price tag – quality, rarity or efficacy. SE85® Cellular Rejuvenation is a rare example of a product that scores highly on all three factors.
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