Spice up your life with turmeric, MS sufferers told
A compound found in the spice turmeric could help slow the progression of the debilitating disease multiple sclerosis (MS), according to preliminary studies on rats.
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DHA helps cut insulin resistance
Potentially good news for diabetics - the fatty acid found in some fish oils could help reduce insulin resistance, the key factor in type 2 diabetes.
It's good to go nuts - as long as they are almonds
Almonds can substantially reduce the level of bad cholesterol, protect against heart disease and protect the body's cells from damage, according to research presented at a conference in the US this week. But another study also presented at the...
Cognis, Natural in CLA agreement
Cognis acquires exclusive rights to CLA products from Norwegian company Natural, including Tonalin weight management supplement.
Vitamin E the key to pain-free muscles?
Vitamin E could help ease the pain of stiff muscles after exercise, according to a recent study presented at this week's Experimental Biology conference in New Orleans.
Tishcon files trademark infringement lawsuits
Tishcon, the US manufacturer of nutritional supplements, has filed two lawsuits claiming that its competitors have infringed its trademarks.
Red berry extracts to aid blood flow
New research from the US suggests that extracts of red berries, and in particular chokeberry, can help protect the arteries from dangerous free radicals.
New fortified formulas from Ross
NeoSure is the latest infant formula brand to be supplemented with AHA and DHA, fatty acids which can help in brain and eye development.
Ginkgo biloba helps slow cognitive decline in MS sufferers
People suffering from the disabling disease multiple sclerosis (MS) could help slow the rate of cognitive decline by taking the popular herbal supplement Ginkgo biloba, according to research published last week.