Consumers are increasingly rejecting reactive responses to illness in favour of proactive strategies to nurture their long-term well-being.
A key part of this shift is the growing interest in nutraceutical supplements, with female consumers leading the way.
Women’s health is greatly influenced by hormonal changes throughout their lifespan: from puberty to pregnancy, perimenopause and menopause.
Reflecting this, more than 50% of global female consumers express “moderate” or “extreme” concern about their overall health.1
In fact, eight in ten women now regularly take nutritional supplements to manage their unique health needs throughout their life stages.2