Growing up with integrative medicine pioneer Dr. Andrew Weil, Diana Weil developed a deep understanding that food is medicine and that everyone has the innate ability to heal themselves. Hear her insights in this Naturally Informed education.

In this Naturally Informed education session from Active Aging: Mastering the Market, Ben Kane of PricePlow, and Tim Johnson of Pattern, discuss sales drivers for 2026 and beyond.

Dr. Ian Smith breaks down the real science behind metabolic adaptation, explains why quick fixes consistently backfire, and shares the strategic nutrition phases that turn stubborn plateaus into sustainable progress.

In today’s evolving wellness landscape, consumers are no longer satisfied with products that merely promise results; they expect performance. Univar Solutions shows how you can meet consumers needs.

Our industry is evolving thanks to new technology, and companies must factor how to adapt. Experts discuss the opportunities.

In this Naturally Informed education session, Emily Prpa, Ph.D., explores the latest research in the gut microbiome with a specific focus on women’s health, highlighting the dynamic interplay between the gut microbiome and female sex hormones—known as the gut-hormone axis—and how this relationship evolves across a woman’s life.

Discover how powerful and essential glutathione is to the body’s detox system, the various benefits it has with slowing the aging process down, and how to increase levels naturally.

Don't miss this Naturally Informed session for a fact-check of the science and a regulatory update on state efforts to age-restrict access to certain nutritional supplements. 

Explore the significance of the gut brain axis and how this bi-directional communication affects neurotransmitters and hormones and interacts with various aspects of the human body and mental health.

At the latest Naturally Informed conference, industry insiders gathered for two days to discuss the current state of affairs of supply chain management and delivery systems. Here's what they had to say.