Author: Rob the polymath

As laws change to give health conscious consumers more information about what’s in the products they buy, unintended consequences sometimes follow. California’s Prop 65 warning requirements are a good example. The law began with constructive goals, but in practice the way warnings are triggered and displayed can create confusion, especially for supplement and natural product manufacturers.2 Continue reading

A lot of companies in the personal care product industry are committing fraud. They're lying about what is is their products, and/or they're simply using generic off the shelf formulas comprised of chemical soup. They focus only on marketing, rather than what is in their products, and put consumer health at risk as a result. Here is a perfect example of that. Continue reading

Why should you care if you wash with soap or detergent? Are they not the same? Isn't soap just that, soap? Items labeled soap are not always soap, they're often actually detergents. Detergents are very different from soaps, and the reason this matters is the same reason why we started Nature's Complement: it has to do with health. Continue reading

Healthy skincare isn’t about trends, celebrity routines, or miracle promises. It’s about understanding what you’re putting on your skin and how those ingredients interact with your biology. When it comes to face creams and other personal‑care products, ingredient transparency matters far more than marketing claims. Continue reading