I consider a dietary supplement to be more like a drug than a food. If I’m putting something in my body to get a specific benefit, I want to know what it is and how much is in there, period. … continue reading
The general rule of thumb on expiration dating: Vitamins and herbs lose potency pretty quickly. Standard industry policy is to load most vitamins with higher dosages up front (up to 20% higher) so they last the full length of the … continue reading
There’s no reason to have a plan B because it distracts you from plan “A” This debate is going on a friends FB page. I gave my point of view and wanted to post it here as well. No simple … continue reading
Cleaning house at the office we found this old letter from 2003. He’s still a close friend of mine 16 years later and proud of all his accomplishments. OSU!!!
For the last 3 years, I’ve done a solo motorcycle ride through Death Valley. I just finished one this past weekend and decided to compare the pictures year-over-year to see how I’m doing. It’s a fair comparison because the circumstances … continue reading
Big Announcement!!! So NutraBio is in the midst of a full renovation of our cGMP manufacturing facility. A top to bottom complete overhaul of the facility with the sole purpose of improving the quality and efficacy of our supps. We’ve … continue reading
Starting renovations on NutraBio’s headquarters. It’s a constant process of maintenance and upkeep to maintain a cGMP facility properly. It seems just when you think you’re finished, you’re starting all over again. Here is a behind the scenes look at … continue reading
The great debate going right now about Prop Blends. Started by Joshua Schall one of the industry’s brightest players. Here are my 2 cents: The ongoing debate with prop blends is not as simplistic as many make it out to … continue reading
NutraBio is introducing another industry first: TRUE FACTS, an alternate Supplement Facts Panel that discloses more about our supplements than the FDA allows us to show on the label. It’s a whole new level of label transparency. It seems that … continue reading
I recently had a discussion about label compliance with a group of regulatory experts. This question arose: “When a label claims 5g of protein, is there a legal issue because it really contains only 4.65g?” The consensus of the group … continue reading
