Researched Nutritionals
Researched Nutritionals is a U.S.-based nutritional supplement company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Los Olivos, California. It develops professional-grade formulas for healthcare practitioners, focusing on mitochondrial health, immune support, gut health, detoxification, and cellular function. The company emphasizes ingredient quality, practitioner collaboration, and clinical research on selected finished products.
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Researched Nutritionals is a privately held U.S. nutritional supplement company founded in 2006 by Dennis Schoen. Based in Los Olivos, California, the company develops professional-grade nutritional formulas for healthcare practitioners working in functional and integrative medicine. Its philosophy centers on research-informed formulation, quality ingredients, and collaboration with practitioners to address a range of nutritional and wellness needs.
The company’s product portfolio includes supplements designed to support mitochondrial function, immune health, antioxidant activity, gut health, detoxification, cytokine balance, energy, and stress management. Researched Nutritionals also invests in clinical research on selected finished formulas and publishes findings in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Its practitioner-focused model provides healthcare professionals with product information, research resources, educational content, and quality assurance information.
Researched Nutritionals serves healthcare practitioners and their patients through professional distribution channels and educational initiatives. Its leadership includes founder and CEO Dennis Schoen, while its clinical education and research function is led by Lisa Portera. Dr. Debby Hamilton has also been identified in a podcast listing as the company’s Medical Director and a speaker discussing nutraceuticals; confirm the spelling and current role before using this detail in formal company records. The company positions itself at the intersection of clinical nutrition, practitioner education, and research-informed supplement development.