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PLT Health Solutions Heads to IFT First 2026 with Six Sampling Beverages and a Beverage Energy Showcase
PLT Health Solutions is back at IFT First, once again in Chicago with a booth full of incredible things to drink. At Booth #3042, the Morristown, NJ ingredient supplier will sample six custom-built functional beverages spanning four categories (energy, sports nutrition, weight management, and stress/mood), and Steve Fink, PLT's Vice President of Marketing, […]
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SPINS' Scott Dicker on Creatine Trends, GLP-1, and the Next Ingredients to Watch | Episode #224
Three years ago, Scott Dicker of SPINS joined us on Episode #082 of the PricePlow Podcast to talk creatine, collagen, and where sports nutrition was heading next. On Episode #224, Scott returns to grade his own predictions and dig into everything that's changed since February 2023.
The report card is mostly great news for Scott. […]
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Triacetyladenosine: The Chemistry and Research Behind Nutristat's Bio ATP
Patrick Arnold spent three decades chasing the same basic idea: take a molecule the body already knows how to use, then find a clever way to get more of it where it counts. He famously did this with ketones, but one of his lesser-known projects took aim at adenosine, the molecule your muscles release […]
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Oligonol: The Low-Molecular-Weight Lychee Polyphenol for Endurance, Body Composition, and Healthy Aging
Middle-aged long-distance runners who supplemented with 200mg of Oligonol® daily for 60 days covered significantly more ground in a timed treadmill test, and rated the effort substantially lower.
Those headline findings come from a new randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial published in 2026, and they add a fresh performance data point to an already deep […]
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Pea Protein + DL185® + Leucine Outperforms Whey in NNB Nutrition Preclinical Muscle Atrophy Study
Continuing with their rapid pace of innovation and research, NNB Nutrition has shared new internal preclinical data showing that a combination of their DL185® dileucine peptide, leucine, and hydrolyzed pea protein outperformed a full 25g serving of whey protein in a mouse limb immobilization atrophy model. The data is internal and has not been peer-reviewed […]
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Zembrin® in the Wild: How the Top Kanna Extract Lands Across Seven Delivery Formats
The diversity of a finished-product portfolio tells you something about an ingredient.
A botanical that lands in a single delivery format is one thing. But Zembrin®, the standardized Sceletium tortuosum extract from PLT Health Solutions, has landed in at least seven: zero-calorie RTD energy drinks, stress gummies, sleep gummies, capsules, liposomal liquid […]
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How Helaina Got Here: The effera® Journey, a Major Nestlé Partnership, and What's Coming
In early June 2026, Helaina and Nestlé announced a multi-year strategic innovation collaboration to advance early-life nutrition. The partnership was announced in an official Nestlé press release as well as Helaina's announcements page. It even landed in the Wall Street Journal and drew attention well outside the supplement industry.[1]
That announcement deserves its own moment. […]
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HMB With High-Dose Protein: New Study Shows Added Muscle Benefits in Older Adults
Something interesting happens when researchers pile on the protein. You'd expect that at some point, a high-quality dose becomes sufficient on its own and any added ingredient becomes redundant. A 2026 study in Nutrients by Smith et al. put exactly that assumption to the test.[1] Researchers gave older adults 40 grams of whey protein […]
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A Unique and Powerful Botanical Sleep Stack: PLT Health's Vanizem + Serezin
The sleep supplement category has one very crowded lane: sedate, relax, or reset the circadian clock. Melatonin adjusts your sleep-wake timing. GABA-based ingredients quiet neural arousal. Magnesium eases muscular tension. Adaptogens blunt the cortisol curve. Each does something real, but when sleep disruption comes from multiple simultaneous sources, a single mechanism leaves the others completely […]
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