We’re always looking for people who know this space from the inside and can explain it clearly. If you’ve spent years formulating products, counselling patients, reading clinical trials or growing a supplement brand, your experience is worth sharing.
Who we’d like to hear from
- Registered dietitians, pharmacists, naturopathic doctors and other health professionals
- Researchers and scientists working on nutrition or natural health products
- Formulators, quality and regulatory specialists
- Founders, operators and marketers at supplement and health brands
- Retail buyers, distributors and contract manufacturers
Topics we’re looking for
For everyday readers: practical supplement guides, nutrition myths worth busting, and plain-English breakdowns of new research.
For industry readers: regulatory changes and how to handle them, market and consumer trends, sourcing and supply chain lessons, and marketing that works within the rules.
Our guidelines
- Articles must be original and not published anywhere else, including your own site.
- Aim for 1,200 to 2,500 words. Long enough to be useful, short enough to stay focused.
- Back up health and market claims with credible sources and link to them.
- Write for people, not search engines. Clear, conversational and specific beats clever.
- No sales pitches. You can mention your company in your author bio, with one relevant link.
- Tell us about any commercial relationship connected to your topic. Transparency matters to our readers.
How to pitch
Send your pitch through our contact form and choose “Write for us” as the topic. Please include:
- A working headline
- A short outline (three to five bullet points is plenty)
- A line or two about your background
- Links to one or two things you’ve written before
If the idea is a good fit, we’ll reply with next steps. Every accepted piece goes through our editorial review, and we may edit for clarity, accuracy and length. We’ll always check with you before publishing major changes.