Capturing consumers online may look like an easy breezy conversation between a brand and its loyal followers, but a successful dialog comes after a lot of research. As Lance Bachmann, president & CEO, 1SEO.com Digital Agency, explains in this podcast, the health and nutrition industry needs good digital marketing, which can include SEO (search engine optimization), email marketing, social media campaigns and more, depending on the audience.

Capturing consumers online may look like an easy breezy conversation between a brand and its loyal followers, but a successful dialog comes after a lot of research. As Lance Bachmann, president & CEO, 1SEO.com Digital Agency, explains in this podcast, the health and nutrition industry needs good digital marketing, which can include SEO (search engine optimization), email marketing, social media campaigns and more, depending on the audience.

As people become more confident in herbs and their versatile health-enhancing functions, the category of brain enhancers is steadily on the rise. In this podcast, Chris Kilham—medicine hunter, author and educator—shares his favorite brain-boosting botanicals, which include ashwagandha, Schizandra, Rhodiola rosea and coffee.

As people become more confident in herbs and their versatile health-enhancing functions, the category of brain enhancers is steadily on the rise. In this podcast, Chris Kilham—medicine hunter, author and educator—shares his favorite brain-boosting botanicals, which include ashwagandha, Schizandra, Rhodiola rosea and coffee.

Better known as DJs and presenters, we're joined by the Mac Twins to discuss their other passion: gut health! As part of the British Gut Project and Twin Research, Alana and Lisa Macfarlane founded The Gut Stuff, a website dedicated to bringing awareness of gut health to the public. Part of their motivation is sharing the research conducted on how gut health impacts every part of a person's life, and they join us to cover how twins can share 100% DNA and just 40% microbiome, why the public should be aware of their gut health, and how they hope to see the sector develop. This is the ultimate in dispelling the 'one-size-fits-all' nutrition myth.

Better known as DJs and presenters, we're joined by the Mac Twins to discuss their other passion: gut health! As part of the British Gut Project and Twin Research, Alana and Lisa Macfarlane founded The Gut Stuff, a website dedicated to bringing awareness of gut health to the public. Part of their motivation is sharing the research conducted on how gut health impacts every part of a person's life, and they join us to cover how twins can share 100% DNA and just 40% microbiome, why the public should be aware of their gut health, and how they hope to see the sector develop. This is the ultimate in dispelling the 'one-size-fits-all' nutrition myth.

Older consumers rely on supplements to help keep them healthy, but they can have difficulty swallowing pills, or they’re simply tired of taking pill after pill. Supplement brands that offer efficacious supplements in easy-to-take delivery forms can see success among older consumers, according to Jeffrey E. Browne, Ph.D., director, science and technology, Catalent Pharma Solutions, in this podcast with Sandy Almendarez, editor in chief, INSIDER.

Older consumers rely on supplements to help keep them healthy, but they can have difficulty swallowing pills, or they’re simply tired of taking pill after pill. Supplement brands that offer efficacious supplements in easy-to-take delivery forms can see success among older consumers, according to Jeffrey E. Browne, Ph.D., director, science and technology, Catalent Pharma Solutions, in this podcast with Sandy Almendarez, editor in chief, INSIDER.

Not only are omega-3s such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) integral to the neuron cell membrane, they may also prove beneficial in traumatic brain injury. In this podcast, Michael Lewis, M.D.— founder of the Brain Health Education and Research Institute and author of “When Brains Collide”—discusses his groundbreaking work in high-dose omega-3 supplementation.

Not only are omega-3s such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) integral to the neuron cell membrane, they may also prove beneficial in traumatic brain injury. In this podcast, Michael Lewis, M.D.— founder of the Brain Health Education and Research Institute and author of “When Brains Collide”—discusses his groundbreaking work in high-dose omega-3 supplementation.