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NNB Nutrition CurcuPrime: The Pure Tetrahydrocurcumin (4-HC) Breakdown
Curcumin might be the most famous ingredient in natural health. It's the compound that gives turmeric its golden color, it's been the subject of thousands of studies, and it shows up in everything from joint formulas to longevity stacks.
It also has a well-known weakness. Once you swallow it, your body starts converting it into […] Continue Reading →
PÜR NATIVE Beyond Protein: The Bioactive Compounds That Survive Native Whey Processing
On a Supplement Facts panel, whey protein always gets reduced to a single number: 26g protein. That's useful, but it leaves out a lot of biology.
Milk doesn't contain one generic substance called "protein", and even "whey protein" is a fairly generic term. Its whey fraction is made of distinct proteins, including beta-lactoglobulin, […] Continue Reading →
Wyse No. 1 Founders Blend: Caffeine-Free Focus with enfinity Paraxanthine
Ever wish someone took our collaborative XPO NRG concept formula from 2024 and made it into a finished product? That's exactly what we have here today!
Wyse No. 1 Founders Blend is a caffeine-free, zero-sugar nootropic drink built around five branded ingredients, and TSI Group's enfinity® paraxanthine leads the formula at 200mg per 12oz can. […] Continue Reading →
Zynamite® in the Wild: Four RTDs Bringing Mango Leaf Focus to the Can
A functional beverage ingredient has to dissolve, stay in solution, and leave the drink tasting like something people want to finish. Zynamite® S, the water-soluble grade of the mango leaf extract from Nektium Pharma, was developed for that job, according to its maker, and finished cans are starting to appear. This roundup covers four […] Continue Reading →
New Iron Deficiency Guidelines Set Adult Ferritin Cutoff at 30ng/mL
On September 16, 2026, the American Society of Hematology (ASH) issued new clinical practice guidelines for diagnosing iron deficiency.[1] The headline change: most adults, including menstruating and pregnant individuals, are now considered iron deficient at a serum ferritin of 30ng/mL or lower. The cutoff commonly used for adults had been 15ng/mL.
Before this change, […] Continue Reading →
Ready to Consume: NNB Nutrition Brings Small-Dose Ingredients to Food and Gummies
For most of the supplement industry's history, "how much" and "how it's delivered" were separate questions. A clinical dose was a clinical dose, whether it showed up in a capsule, a scoop of powder, or eventually a can. That's changing. Consumers, especially younger ones, want the same energy, recovery, and longevity support they'd get from […] Continue Reading →
AmaTea Max: A Patented Guayusa Extract From Applied Food Sciences for Smoother Energy
Applied Food Sciences (AFS) has built two of its flagship ingredients around the same basic pitch: natural caffeine sources that give formulators a superior alternative to synthetic caffeine anhydrous, providing a smoother option for users who report jitters at higher doses. We've already covered the first of those ingredients, PurCaf® (AFS's green coffee bean-derived caffeine […] Continue Reading →
Kinexa and Dynagenix Chews from PLT Health: Joint Health Concepts Brands Should Copy
PLT Health Solutions was a title sponsor of the Future Nutra Innovation Summit, and the company brought more than ingredient literature to Houston. We came home with two chewable joint-health concept samples built around Kinexa and Dynagenix.
Both pouches say "SAMPLE - NOT FOR RESALE" because they're not finished PLT retail products. Instead, they're […] Continue Reading →
Cell-Tech Resurgence: MuscleTech's Cell-Tech Creatine Max Strength Goes Viral
MuscleTech's Cell-Tech Creatine has been part of the brand's creatine lineup for years, but it's currently having a moment nobody at the company scripted: a viral resurgence on TikTok. The latest formula, currently under the name MuscleTech's Cell-Tech Creatine Max Strength, has five grams of creatine monohydrate, a heavy carbohydrate blend, and alpha lipoic […] Continue Reading →
