Vidafy Radar
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Why Clinical Research Is Becoming Supplement Buyers' New Benchmark
At a recent industry gathering focused on supplement ingredients and manufacturing, a researcher from Vedic Life Sciences spoke about a shift happening across the nutraceutical world. The idea is simple:...
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The Gut-Hair Connection: What Probiotics and Biotin Can (and Can't) Do
Hair care conversations are shifting focus from shampoo bottles to dinner plates. New coverage highlights how gut health may play a role in hair growth, pointing to probiotics and biotin...
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What a Supplement Industry Trade Show Reveals About Where Wellness Is Headed
Behind every capsule, gummy, or powder you take sits a world of formulation science most people never see. At a recent industry gathering, formulation experts shared how ingredient suppliers are...
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New Peptide Compounding Rules Could Reshape the Supplement Shelf
A newly announced interim pathway for compounding certain peptides is making waves in wellness circles, even though it was written for pharmacies and drug compounding, not for dietary supplements. Still,...
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More Isn't Always Better: The Real Risks of Supplement Overload
It's tempting to think that if one vitamin is good, three must be better. But a growing conversation in wellness media is pointing to an important truth: piling on supplements...
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Why Some Wellness Supplements Pose Hidden Doping Risks for Athletes
Turns out the wellness aisle can be riskier than it looks for competitive athletes. Recent reporting highlights how everyday products, from everyday supplements to peptide-based items, have landed athletes in...
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Not All Magnesium Is Created Equal: Why Absorption Research Still Has Gaps
A major supplement ingredient maker is pushing for more rigorous human research to compare how different forms of magnesium get absorbed by the body. The call highlights something wellness fans...
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Low Testosterone and Sugar: A Surprising Team-Up Against Liver Health
New animal research is shining a light on an unexpected trio working against liver health: low testosterone, high sugar intake, and gut bacteria. Scientists studying mice found that when testosterone...
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Golden Paste 101: The Kitchen-Made Turmeric Trend Dietitians Like
If your wellness feed has been full of bright yellow paste lately, you're not imagining it. Dietitians have been highlighting "golden paste," a homemade blend typically made from turmeric powder,...
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Shatavari Study Points to Possible Support for Women's Sexual Wellness
A new exploratory study is adding to the conversation around herbal support for women's wellness. Researchers looked at a branded Shatavari extract, both on its own and combined with a...
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What 30 Years of Clinical Trial Standards Teach Us About Trusting Wellness Claims
For three decades, Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines have shaped how medical research gets done, from early study design to final results. Recent conversations in the research community suggest the...
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Fish Oil and Brain Health: What a New Two-Year Study Really Found
For years, fish oil has been a go-to supplement for people hoping to protect their memory as they age. But a recent two-year clinical trial is giving us reason to...