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Regulatory attention to gelatin in supplemental products, focusing on labeling and misbranding issues rather than being a proximate safety hazard.
Dr. Jennifer “Jen” Ashton publishes her nutrition-focused newsletter and recipe content on her —primarily at joinajenda.com and its Recipes section—and distributes editions via the “Today’s Ajenda” ; ...
Clinical trials to date show mixed, modest evidence that collagen or gelatin supplements can reduce appetite or body fat in some settings—with a few randomized trials reporting small effects on food i...
Primary-source statements from Dr. Jennifer Ashton about diet or the so‑called “gelatin trick” are best sought on her own platform Ajenda (JoinAjenda) and on official ABC News channels where she serve...
Regulators, led by the , have repeatedly targeted sold as for , toxic plant contaminants, and mislabeling, using tools that include warning letters, requests for voluntary recalls, and public advisori...