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Naturex builds sports case for Powergrape

01-Oct-2009 - Supplements containing a Naturex grape extract may improve the performance of elite athletes during competition, according to a new study.

Probiotics may protect against gum disease: Yakult study

30-Sep-2009 - A daily shot of a probiotic milk drink may reduce inflammation and bleeding in the mouth linked to gingivitis and gum disease, says a new study from Germany.

Omega-3 may protect diabetics from heart failure

30-Sep-2009 - Increased intakes of omega-3 fatty acids may protect diabetics from heart failure, according to a new study from the Netherlands.

Chocolate passes clinical trial test for artery and heart health

29-Sep-2009 - Daily supplements of a flavonoid-rich chocolate may reduce biochemical markers of arterial hardening and boost heart health, say results of a randomized controlled trial.

Prebiotics may protect against travellers’ diarrhoea: Study

29-Sep-2009 - Supplements of a prebiotic galactooligosaccharide mixture may reduce the incidence of travellers’ diarrhoea by about 34 per cent, says a new study from the UK.

Folic acid may also boost baby’s behaviour

28-Sep-2009 - Recommendations to increase folic acid intakes during the early stages of pregnancy may reduce mental and emotional health problems in children, says a new study.

Low vitamin D levels again linked to higher death risk

25-Sep-2009 - Low levels of vitamin D may increase the risk of dying from all causes by 150 per cent, suggests a study with over 700 elderly women.

Ultra-sensitive nutrient assays to boost health claim dossiers

25-Sep-2009 - UK-based third party testing service, HFL Sports Science, has developed a series of ultra-sensitive lab assays that will allow supplements and functional food manufacturers to more accurately measure molecular profiles and their potential health effects.

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Inside Yakult's probiotic science culture

24-Sep-2009 - In HG Wells’ The War of the Worlds it is not the almighty weapons of humanity that defeated the invading Martians. It is a lack of immunity to the earth’s tiny pathogenic bacteria.

Special edition: Brain health

Science: Backing the claims of brain foods

24-Sep-2009 - In this fifth part of our series on brain health, we look at which ingredients have the science to back up their hype as edible brain enhancers.

Special edition: Brain Health

Nestle’s thinking on brain health

24-Sep-2009 - Nestle is investing tens of millions of dollars in brain health. In the fourth part of our series on brain health Dr Jeroen Schmitt, head of cognitive sciences at the Nestle Research Center in Switzerland explains why it's not naive to think that diet can boost mental development in our children, and ease the burden of age-related problems in our grandparents.

Vitamin D may improve colorectal cancer survival

23-Sep-2009 - Higher blood levels of vitamin D may double survival rates of colorectal cancer patients, suggests a new study from Harvard researchers.

Fenugreek extract may boost satiety, aid weight management

23-Sep-2009 - A galactomannan-rich extract from fenugreek may increase feelings of fullness and help reduce subsequent food intakes, says a new study from Frutarom and the University of Minnesota.

Inadequate vit D doses boosting elderly heart disease death risk

22-Sep-2009 - Older people with insufficient levels of vitamin D may be at an increased risk of dying from heart disease than those with adequate levels of the vitamin, says a new study.

DSM’s fat emulsion appetite-suppressing power pinpointed

22-Sep-2009 - The appetite-suppressing activity of Fabuless, DSM’s fat emulsion, may be due to slowing transit through the intestine, says a new study.

Probiotic-containing apple wedges may offer dairy-free alternatives

21-Sep-2009 - Applying probiotic bacteria to fresh-cut apple wedges may offer an alternative way for a daily boost to gut health, and offer a dairy-free alternative, suggests new research from Ireland.

Modified collagen may stimulate cartilage re-growth: Study

21-Sep-2009 - Daily supplements of a modified collagen may help with the regeneration of cartilage tissue, and aid joint health, according to a new study from Germany.

Vitamin insufficiency may accelerate age-related diseases

18-Sep-2009 - Current recommendations for vitamin K are not being met, placing people at increased risk of age-related diseases such as cancer and heart disease, says a new analysis.

Omega-3 may improve blood pressure in kidney disease patients

17-Sep-2009 - A combination of omega-3 fatty acids and coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) may decrease blood pressure and heart rate in kidney disease patients, says a new study.

Chocolate may ease migraines: Study

17-Sep-2009 - Dietary supplements of cocoa may repress inflammatory responses in the brain linked to migraines, suggest results from an animal study.

Current vitamin D doses insufficient for mothers-to-be

16-Sep-2009 - Many mothers to be are not getting enough vitamin D, even those taking supplements at the recommended doses, says a new study from Northern Ireland.

DHA-enriched formula boosts infant brain development

16-Sep-2009 - Feeding babies formula enriched with the omega-3 fatty acid DHA may enhance their cognitive skills, compared to babies fed non-enriched formula, says a new study.

Snack Size Science: Soy’s promise for long-life

15-Sep-2009 - NutraIngredient’s Snack Size Science brings you the week's top science every two weeks. This week we look at the potential of soy to slow the ageing process and extend lifespan.

Celiacs may benefit from antioxidant supplements

15-Sep-2009 - Sufferers of celiac disease have significantly reduced antioxidant capacity, says a new study, and could need natural antioxidants and appropriate dietary supplements.

Antioxidant-rich melon extract may ease stress, fatigue

15-Sep-2009 - Daily consumption of a melon extract rich in the antioxidant enzyme superoxide dismutase (SOD) may relieve stress and fatigue, suggest findings from a French study.

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