In-depth US Herbal Medicine Market research reveals that the supplement category remains the largest contributor to total revenue. However, herbal beauty and personal care products are quickly gaining ground. Men’s grooming and women’s skincare are increasingly incorporating botanical extracts like turmeric and neem for their anti-inflammatory properties. This cross-sector expansion indicates that the "herbal" label is a powerful marketing tool that resonates across various consumer demographics, from Gen Z to Baby Boomers.

The research also highlights a shift toward multi-ingredient blends rather than single-herb supplements. Formulators are creating "synergy blends" that target specific health outcomes, such as sleep quality, cognitive function, or digestive health. This targeted approach allows brands to market specifically to "need states," making it easier for consumers to navigate the crowded marketplace. As clinical data continues to support these combinations, the clinical credibility of the entire industry rises.

FAQ:

• Q: What are "synergy blends"?

• A: They are products combining multiple herbs to target specific health goals like sleep or digestion.

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