Rick Polito
Editor-in-Chief at New Hope Network
Editor-in-Chief at Nutrition Business Journal
Writer, journalist, author of OFF TRAIL and The Attraction Series, @wisewolfbooks #amquerying, #TBI, yes, I wrote that Wizard of Oz joke
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3 weeks ago |
newhope.com | Rick Polito
The practitioner channel could be the most solid bet in supplements. But for 2020, when office visits for anything short of emergency care felt like a dicey proposition, practitioner channel sales growth practically defines “steady.” In NBJ projections captured in the just-published Supplement Business Report, practitioner channel growth in 2024 is estimated at 7.8%, following 7.7% in 2023 and 7.6% in 2025.
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1 month ago |
newhope.com | Rick Polito
Mineral continues to grow across multiple condition categories, as direction from the Council for Responsible Nutrition raises the upper daily limit for adults. At a GlanceCouncil for Responsible Nutrition publishes safety research that indicates a daily limit of 500 mg of magnesium. Retailers should emphasize to consumers that this new limit shouldn't be exceeded. It’d be easier to say that magnesium is having a moment if that moment wasn’t stretched across the past 10 years.
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1 month ago |
newhope.com | Rick Polito
This article originally appeared in the Nutrition Business Journal Market Overview Issue. Gregg Wilson sees the current state of economic anxiety as a numbers game, but it’s not only the Dow Jones or the jobs report or whatever prognostications are rumbling over the Federal Reserve Board’s next move that he tallies up in that game. A simpler number is close at hand.
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2 months ago |
newhope.com | Rick Polito
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2 months ago |
newhope.com | Rick Polito
More consumer education is needed to build sophistication and drive more gut health sales. Rick Polito, Editor-in-chief, Nutrition Business JournalFor years, we have assumed that consumers are growing more sophisticated about gut health and supplements like prebiotics and probiotics, but consumer research in NBJ’s new Gut Health Report suggests “sophisticated” might not be the right word.
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