Every health claim needs evidence behind it, and the standard depends on the market. In Australia, listed medicines must hold evidence that supports each indication, and the TGA can ask to see it at any time. In the US, structure-function claims must be substantiated, and the FTC expects competent and reliable scientific evidence for health claims in advertising.
We start with the claims you want to make and work backwards. Each claim is mapped to the evidence for the ingredient, the dose and the form in your product, because a study on a different dose or extract rarely transfers. Where the published evidence is strong, you get a file that shows it. Where it is weak, we tell you plainly, and suggest either a narrower claim or a study that would support the one you want.
When a study is the right answer, we design it to be small, focused and useful: the right outcome measures, a realistic sample and a protocol a research partner can run. The aim is evidence that holds up on a label, not a trial for its own sake.
Evidence also protects you after launch. When a regulator, a retailer or a marketplace asks you to support a claim, the answer should be a file you can send the same day. We organise the evidence so it can be read by someone who has never seen your product, with each claim, each study and each dose lined up and easy to follow.