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Hair thinning affects upwards of 50% of women by age 50, impacting their social-emotional wellbeing. It is a condition now thought to be driven by a multi-factorial etiology, including diet and nutrition. Women following vegan, vegetarian, or other plant-based diets have specific needs for nutrients traditionally sourced from animals, which could affect hair health.

2024-08-01

Hair thinning is a prevalent concern influenced by multiple factors including stress, hormonal changes, diet, and lifestyle, with varying impacts across demographic groups. Oral supplements addressing these key root causes through a multi-targeting, patented, botanical-based Synergen Complex have been developed to combat hair thinning across different populations. Numerous clinical studies have confirmed the benefits of these oral hair growth nutraceuticals (HGN) for improving hair, including growth and quality.

2025-10-01

Generalized hair loss and thinning increases with advancing age and is most common among menopausal women. Hormonal changes are often cited as the cause of hair loss among older women although growing evidence indicates the cause is often multifactorial.

2020-10-09

The beverage hydration index (BHI) assesses the relative hydration properties of beverages. Commercially available caffeinated energy drinks (with and without electrolytes or carbohydrates) were compared to water.

2025-09-09

Consumers are increasingly interested in natural treatments for hair loss. Many turn to basic supplements only to be disappointed when they fail to deliver due to lack of standardization and efficacy. In this paper we review the benefits of a nutraceutical containing a specific blend of highly purified, standardized, bio-optimized, and bioavailable botanical extracts to treat hair loss.

2017-11-01

The study found that the allulose - and amino acid– based ORS enhanced fluid absorption and net fluid balance compared to plain water during post-exercise rehydration. 

2025-10-01