ingredient-research

Ingredient research for direct-response copy requires sourced claim statements with strength ratings and compliance notes. This approach retrieves clinical studies and bioavailability data to produce DR-ready proof points that meet strict direct-response quality gates.

Ingredient research applies to supplements, skincare, food, and other product categories by adjusting research focus accordingly. It generates per-ingredient briefs and cross-ingredient analysis regardless of the specific product type.

Cross-ingredient analysis identifies synergies, contraindications, and evidence gaps by evaluating clinical studies and mechanism of action data. It generates structured markdown briefs suggesting mechanism angles for multiple product ingredients.

DR-ready proof points are created by generating specific, sourced claim statements with strength ratings and compliance notes. This relies on collecting clinical studies and dosage data to produce persuasive, compliant copywriting evidence.

Ingredient research output feeds directly into downstream RMBC skills like mechanism ideation and copy audit. The structured markdown briefs containing citation-backed evidence provide the necessary input for these subsequent copywriting tasks.