Author name: Dora Campbell

Booth 72K65 | Paris Expo Porte de Versailles In December 2025, the global nutrition world gathers once again in Paris for Food Ingredients Europe (FiE) – one of the most respected global stages for functional ingredients, food technology, and next-generation product development. More about the event: https://visitor.figlobal.com/event/fi-europe-2025 This year, NiHTEK®, The Innovative Health Technology Company™, steps into the spotlight with […]

Editorial by Dr. Seiji Aoyagi Chief Science Officer, NiHTEK® Chief Science Officer at NiHTEK® 35+ years in sports & clinical nutrition (Japan) Leads NiHPRO®Family (Core, Bev, Puffs) & KARBFiX® science Guides APH™ & MPi™ technology programs University/hospital collaborations on human studies Champion of third-party validation (Informed-Choice®, Informed-Protein®) Principal scientific spokesperson for “Protein For EveryBODY™” In the

Shrewsbury, UK — STROM Sports, the UK’s cult strength brand, has launched NiHPRO Hydrolysed Protein Isolate, powered by NiHPRO®—a non-dairy, zero-lactose, allergen-friendly, Low FODMAP, bloat-free protein built for serious training. The first drop sold out in under five days—and it’s now back in stock. As Richard Foster, owner of STROM Sports, says, “The Engineered Protein.” Buy direct here: STROM NiHPRO® Hydrolysed Protein Isolate

Editorial by Dr. Seiji Aoyagi Chief Science Officer, NiHTEK® Chief Science Officer at NiHTEK® 35+ years in sports & clinical nutrition (Japan) Leads NiHPRO®Family (Core, Bev, Puffs) & KARBFiX® science Guides APH™ & MPi™ technology programs University/hospital collaborations on human studies Champion of third-party validation (Informed-Choice®, Informed-Protein®) Principal scientific spokesperson for “Protein For EveryBODY™” These days,

For years, a quiet worry kept many women out of the protein aisle: “Will this upset my skin?” That concern isn’t vanity—it’s physiology. The gut–skin axis is now well described: when a daily product provokes bloating, cramping, or gas, the resulting gut stress can propagate inflammatory and barrier-disrupting signals that show up on the face as breakouts, redness, or dullness. Recent