Equazen® Reaffirms Its Commitment to Uncompromising Quality and Sustainability in Omegas Supplements

LUGANO, Switzerland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 26, 2025--

SFI Health™ EMEA, the regional entity of SFI Health™, a global leader in natural healthcare, highlights today its ongoing commitment to delivering the highest standard of quality for Equazen ®, the company’s global science-based food supplement brand designed to nourish, enhance and support the brain’s potential.

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At SFI Health™, quality is more than a requirement—it is a mission. The company is committed to enhancing people’s well-being by developing natural supplements that combine passion for nature-based healthcare, science, state-of-the-art production standards and sustainability, from ingredient sourcing to the final product reaching the patient.

In particular, with over 25 years of trust built across multiple markets, Equazen ® 's excellence is built on five core pillars:

“Our mission with Equazen ® is to provide natural supplements that parents and caregivers can trust to support cognitive needs and the health of human brain,” said Matthew Brabazon, General Manager at SFI Health™ EMEA. “This is made possible only through ethical sourcing, advanced manufacturing, and robust scientific validation.”

As market demands evolve, Equazen ® remains dedicated to pushing quality standards further at every step of the value chain to offer best-in-class solutions for optimal cognitive health. Consumers can trust that every product reflects a passion for health, innovation, and sustainability.

About SFI Health™

SFI Health™ is a global leader in natural healthcare, specialized in the design, development and commercialization of clinically researched products in the areas of microbiome, cognition and wellbeing.

Guided by the belief in the healing potential of natural products, SFI Health™ combines a rigorous pharma-based approach with the benefits of naturally sourced solutions.

An extensive network of trusted business partners enables the company, headquartered in Australia, to market its own brands, reaching consumers in over 50 countries. The EMEA SFI Health™ regional office in Lugano, Switzerland, manages commercial operations across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

SFI Health™ is committed to fostering confidence in natural healthcare by sharing state-of-the-art research, technical expertise and comprehensive sales & marketing resources with consumers, healthcare professionals and partners worldwide.

For more information, go to sfihealth.com or follow us SFI Health on LinkedIn.

About Equazen®

Equazen ® is a science-based globally branded food supplement designed and studied to help nourish, enhance, and support the human brain’s potential across all life stages.

Each product of the Equazen ® range contains a balanced unique combination of essential fatty acids (Omega-3 and Omega-6), which has been clinically proven for more than 20 years to assist with learning capabilities, concentration and healthy brain development.

Equazen ® is available in multiple pharmaceutical formats and sizes to support optimal cognitive functions from infants to teenagers.

Currently marketed in 30 countries globally, Equazen ® is widely recommended by healthcare professionals and trusted by families for the last 25 years.

Equazen ® aims to advance human health naturally, delivering expertly formulated products that empower individuals to reach their cognitive potential.

For more info visit www.equazen.com

Equazen® continues to set the benchmark for excellence at every step of the value chain

PARIS (AP) — A Paris court is to rule on Monday in a case involving 10 people accused of cyberbullying French first lady Brigitte Macron by spreading false online claims about her gender and sexuality, allegations her daughter said damaged her health and family life.

The defendants, eight men and two women aged 41 to 60, are accused of posting “numerous malicious comments” falsely claiming that President Emmanuel Macron ’s wife was born a man and linking the 24-year age gap with her husband to pedophilia. Some of the posts were viewed tens of thousands of times.

Brigitte Macron did not attend the two-day trial in October.

Her daughter, Tiphaine Auzière, testified about what she described as the “deterioration” of her mother’s life since the online harassment intensified. “She cannot ignore the horrible things said about her,” Auzière told the court. She said the impact has extended to the entire family, including Macron’s grandchildren.

Defendant Delphine Jegousse, 51, who is known as Amandine Roy and describes herself as a medium and an author, is considered as having played a major role in spreading the rumor after she released a four-hour video on her YouTube channel in 2021.

The X account of Aurélien Poirson-Atlan, 41, known as Zoé Sagan on social media, was suspended in 2024 after his name was cited in several judicial investigations.

Other defendants include an elected official, a teacher and a computer scientist. Several told the court their comments were intended as humor or satire and said they did not understand why they were being prosecuted. They face up to two years in prison if convicted.

The case follows years of conspiracy theories falsely alleging that Brigitte Macron was born under the name Jean-Michel Trogneux, which is actually the name of her brother. The Macrons have also filed a defamation suit in the United States against conservative influencer Candace Owens.

The Macrons, who have been married since 2007, first met at the high school where he was a student and she was a teacher. Brigitte Macron, 24 years her husband’s senior, was then called Brigitte Auzière, a married mother of three.

Emmanuel Macron, 48, has been France’s president since 2017.

FILE - French President's wife Brigitte Macron arrives ahead of the ceremony outside "La Belle Equipe" bar, Thursday Nov. 13, 2025 in Paris as part of ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of terrorist attacks. (Ludovic Marin, Pool photo via AP, File)