Human Metabolome Technologies, Inc.
| Booth No. | 2-228 |
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Visit HMT booth for “Differentiation Strategies for Foods with Functional Claims” and “Identification of Functional Ingredients” !
We offer a range of services, including the “Health Claim Prediction Package”—which helps formulate differentiation strategies based on mechanisms of action derived from functional predictions in humans—as well as comprehensive screening analysis of functional ingredients, activity evaluations compliant with autophagy certification standards, and skin gas analysis to quantify body odor. We provide robust support for building evidence efficiently and with high added value, while eliminating waste in the development process.
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Health Claims Prediction Package Functional Ingredients Search Package Autophagy activity evaluation Human skin gas measurement |
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| URL | https://humanmetabolome.com/ap/ |
Presentaion
| Date | 11:30 11:35～ | Location | PJ |
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| Title | Differentiation Strategies for Foods with Function Claims Learned from Cellular Senescence Approaches | ||
| Detail | The functional food market faces growing challenges in differentiation due to the proliferation of similar health claims. This presentation will explain a mechanism-of-action-driven approach to differentiation leveraging metabolomics and functional prediction. By taking an integrated view—from ingredient evaluation through clinical trials to product messaging—we will present a "backward-planning" strategy and practical methods for evidence building, designed around the specific health claims you aim to promote. | ||
| Date | 12:00 12:05～ | Location | PJ |
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| Title | Differentiation Strategies for Foods with Function Claims Learned from Cellular Senescence Approaches | ||
| Detail | The functional food market is facing growing challenges in differentiation due to the proliferation of similar health claims. In this lecture, we welcome Dr. Ryuji Takeda from Kansai University of Social Welfare to introduce notification examples that emphasize mechanisms of action, such as the "senescent cell approach." By taking an integrated view—from ingredient evaluation through clinical trials to product messaging—we will present a "backward-planning" strategy and practical methods for evidence building, designed around the target health claims. | ||
| Date | 13:30 13:35～ | Location | PG |
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| Title | Visualizing functional components to bring out the potential of materials | ||
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We’d like to introduce a service that enables the visualization of ingredient diversity and the creation of ingredient profiles through comprehensive simultaneous analysis of approximately 1,700 components.
By identifying the hidden value and functional components of ingredients, we’ll explain how to develop business strategies that leverage their full potential—from creating promotional materials to obtaining approval for foods with functional claims through Scientific Review (SR). |
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| Date | 14:30 14:35～ | Location | PJ |
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| Title | Differentiation Strategies for Foods with Function Claims Learned from Cellular Senescence Approaches | ||
| Detail | The functional food market faces growing challenges in differentiation due to the proliferation of similar health claims. This presentation will explain a mechanism-of-action-driven approach to differentiation leveraging metabolomics and functional prediction. By taking an integrated view—from ingredient evaluation through clinical trials to product messaging—we will present a "backward-planning" strategy and practical methods for evidence building, designed around the specific health claims you aim to promote. | ||