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Every Phase offers non-hormonal menopause support option

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By Cassandra Stern Verified, Danielle Masterson Verified, Tsi Usa
| Nutra Champions
The new product, a non-hormonal liquid herbal supplement designed to support women through the hormonal changes that span menstruation to menopause, reflects the rising consumer demand for natural, clinically backed alternatives in the hormonal health category, a segment that has long been viewed as underserved.
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Supplements for bruising? Products walk a regulatory fine line amid surging consumer demand

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By Danielle Masterson Verified
| cosmeticsdesign.com
Precedence Research reported that the global dermal fillers market size was estimated at over $7 billion in 2024 and anticipates it to reach $15.7 billion by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 8.4% from 2025 to 2034. Also on the rise are products marketed as dietary supplements that are positioned to complement such procedures by limiting bruising or speeding up skin recovery. However, products making such claims run the risk of straying into disease claims territory.
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Researchers investigate most effective sports nutrition supplements

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By Danielle Masterson Verified
| Nutra Champions
A systematic review and network meta-analysis recently published in Frontiers in Nutrition examined the effectiveness of various dietary supplements on athletic performance. The research focused on supplements like protein, creatine, beta-alanine, HMB, vitamin D and caffeine. The goal was to identify supplements that would offer the greatest benefit for athletes and help inform coaches and sports nutritionists when developing supplementation plans.
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