Scientific collaboration, clearly attributed
Understanding a nutrition product starts with its ingredients, formulation and available evidence. An expert's biography or a research citation should not be used as a substitute for evidence about the product itself.
About the previous adviser profiles
The adviser profiles previously displayed on this page have been withdrawn because the names, biographies and brand affiliations were not consistently attributable. Those profiles and portraits should not be relied on as evidence of a BubbForest advisory appointment or endorsement.
This page does not currently publish a verified roster of BubbForest scientific advisers. Individual profiles will only be presented with confirmed identity, relevant credentials, permission to publish and a clearly defined relationship with BubbForest.
Ingredient collaboration
BubbForest's Calcifediol Vitamin D3 formulation uses ampli-D® calcifediol from dsm-firmenich. The Clinical Evidence Library explains the ingredient research behind that formulation choice. Ingredient collaboration does not imply that a supplier's researchers are members of a BubbForest advisory board, or that the finished product has undergone the same trials as its ingredient.
What an expert profile should tell you
- The person's confirmed name and professional credentials.
- Their specific role, scope of work and relationship with the brand.
- Which product or educational contribution their involvement concerns.
For questions about scientific collaboration, contact service@bubbforest.net. Explore our approach to research.