From marketing promise to scientific proof
In the nutraceutical sector, efficacy has become a central decision criterion for patient-consumers, healthcare professionals and authorities. Yet, between generic claims, rapid extrapolations and weakly designed studies, the boundary between marketing promise and scientific proof remains blurred.
What you will find in this white paper
Derived from concrete industrial projects, this white paper presents a straightforward methodology to establish proof of efficacy at the appropriate level.
Its objective is twofold:
It is structured around three pillars:
Targeted innovation
Starting from a genuine health need to develop the products of tomorrow.
Efficacy demonstrated by science
Selecting the right study design (in vitro, in vivo, clinical) to answer the right question, without unnecessarily multiplying trials.
Authentic communication
Translating evidence into clear, credible, and compliant messages, explicitly integrating both the scope and the limitations of the data.