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NutraWomen Wednesday: Sandra Saville, RD, Director of Education and Communication, IPA
A microbiome enthusiast, Saville has been extensively involved in microbiome research, prebiotics, probiotics and education, presenting on the link between the microbiome and health to health care professionals, consumers and industry.ย โI have had some [dieticians] who’ve said, โwell, the microbiome really isn’t our space’, but this is everyone’s space,” she said. “Why? Because you…
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NutraWomen Wednesday: Camille Binachon, Product Manager, Lallemand Health Solutions
“I have always loved science and prior to starting university, it was clear for me that I wanted to be involved in a scientific environment related to life sciences,” she said. “I studied in engineering school back in France, which specialized in biotechnologies and I got the chance to discover many of the different professions…
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NutraWomen Wednesday: Katie Bond, Partner, Keller and Heckman LLP
Katie Bond, partner at Keller and Heckman LLP, focuses her practice primarily on advertising and food and drug law, with an emphasis on risk analysis and a deep knowledge of regulatory regimes affecting labeling and marketing. She advises her clients on matters such as influencer campaigns, social media marketing, crafting and substantiating health benefit claims,…
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Unlocking the small molecules: Metabolomics for precision health
Last week, Dr. David Wishart, a leading metabolomics expert, shared insights into his lab’s work at the University of Alberta during a talk hosted by the National Institutes of Health Office of Dietary Supplementsโ. The focus was on how metabolomics, dietary supplements and online databases are advancing precision nutrition. โTargeted metabolomics offers a powerful, inexpensive…
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NutraWomen Wednesday: Carlee Hayes, RDN, Senior Nutrition Manager at Nutrisense
On a mission to make nutrition treatment the norm, not the last resort, Carlee Hayes, RDN, joined Nutrisense, a metabolic health company that utilizes Continuous Glucose Monitoring (GCM) technology to provide real-time data to clients. Source link
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WIN launches pilot mentorship program
Women In Nutraceuticals (WIN) recently announced a mentorship program focused on soft skills, including critical thinking, creativity, effective communication, and empathy. WIN said its mentees are women who are passionate about the nutraceutical industry, comfortable with objective feedback and proactive learning, as well as committed to investing time in the relationship and professional development. Mentors…
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Chris Kilham, Medicine Hunter: Out of the wilderness and into the convention center
Whether it’s investigating the power of plants in the Peruvian rainforest, exploring Ayurvedic rituals in India, or roaming the curious streets of Las Vegas, Chris Kilham has seen a thing or two in the 45-plus countries he’s conducted research in. Source link