Can ayurveda scale sustainably without scientific standardisation?
Ayurveda has long been celebrated as one of the world’s oldest systems of medicine. Rooted in centuries of observation, experience, and traditional wisdom, it has...
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India’s nutraceutical moment needs structure, not just scale
India’s nutraceutical industry enters 2026 at a decisive stage in its evolution. It has grown at a phenomenal pace during the last decade. The factors...
India’s labour code overhaul: A step forward with shadows still unseen
Applauding the Reform Momentum India’s recent labour reforms mark a historic step. The Indian Government put into effect four consolidated labour codes, replacing 29 fragmented...
The role of R&D and testing labs in strengthening India’s nutraceutical credibility
India’s nutraceutical market is expanding rapidly alongside global demand, but consumer expectations are changing just as fast. Today’s buyers look beyond basic safety and regulatory...
Next-Gen Protein: How Emerging Technologies Are Boosting Bioavailability and Absorption
Protein innovation has entered a new era, one defined not just by flavor or protein count, but by science-backed efficacy. As advancements in nutrition science...
The hidden dangers of weight loss drugs vs existing natural alternatives
Dr Sujit Paul, Group CEO, Zota Healthcare and health expert stresses that in the right medical and diabetic setting, diabetic drugs can be effective, but...
Why good fats are essential for mental resilience
On World Mental Health Day, Dr Rachna Khanna Singh, Head of Department of Holistic Medicine & Mental Wellness at Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon | Founder and...
‘Superfood’ soy offers safe, affordable option to bridge India’s growing nutrition gap
Dr Prathima Kini, Lifestyle Medicine Physician, Pathologist, and Co-Chairperson of the Physicians Association for Nutrition (PAN) India, Bengaluru City Chapter, explains that soy has the...
Empowered Health: How Nutraceuticals Support Women Through Every Life Stage
The evolving landscape of women’s health presents profound complexities and opportunities for innovation within the nutraceutical sector. A woman’s physiology is a dynamic system influenced...
GST 2.0 is a tailwind for India’s Nutraceuticals
The 56th GST Council has recommended a simplified structure with two principal slabs—5% and 18%, plus a 40% “demerit” slab for select goods. The Council...