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Certified Nutraceuticals Partners with Colorado Researchers for Groundbreaking Study on KollaJell™ and Brain Health
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Certified Nutraceuticals, Inc.
The study aims to validate KollaJell™ as the first and only collagen-based brain health product backed by clinical trials.

TEMECULA, Calif. - ncarol.com -- Temecula, CA—Certified Nutraceuticals Inc. announced the start of a clinical study on the cognitive benefits of KollaJell™, a patented jellyfish collagen supplement uniquely formulated to support brain health. The study aims to validate KollaJell™ as the first and only collagen-based brain health product backed by clinical trials.

The innovative study will utilize advanced brain imaging technologies, including electroencephalographic (EEG) scans, to measure cognitive function and brain activity before and after KollaJell™ supplementation. The project also utilizes computerized cognitive assessments to evaluate critical mental performance domains such as memory and multitasking. Results of this unique investigation are anticipated by April 2025 and will be published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

The research team consists of Dr. G.M. Haase, who has developed numerous innovations in nutritional science, holds 12 U.S. patents, and has published 200 research papers. Neil Wolkodoff, Ph.D., is the Medical Program Director of the Colorado Center for Health and Sport Science and is an expert in health and performance metrics.

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Abdul Alkayali, Senior Vice President of Certified Nutraceuticals noted, "CN has been at the forefront of nutritional innovation, with KollaJell™ standing as a testament to our commitment to science-backed health solutions. This clinical study represents a significant step toward establishing KollaJell™ as the only brain health supplement with academic-led clinical validation. The study will solidify the product's credibility and enhance our global market presence."

About Certified Nutraceuticals

Certified Nutraceuticals develops natural, functional, ingredient-based compounds that promote healthy and active lifestyles. Products are rooted in traditional medicine and validated by modern science and impact anti-aging on a cellular level, joint, brain, cardiovascular, and immune health.

Learn more at www.certifiednutra.com

Media Contact: Sara Alkayali, 951-600-3899.  Email: salkayali@certifiednutra.com

Media Contact
Abdul Alkayali
asalkayali@certifiednutra.com
951-600-3899


Source: Certified Nutraceuticals

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