NY senator guns for new dietary supplement legislation
A New York senator is attempting to push through legislation requiring new labeling on all dietary supplements sold or offered for sale in the state, writes Philippa Nuttall.
Archives for June 6, 2004
Soy benefits without the taste issue?
Australian scientists say that adding soy to low-fat dairy foods may offer consumers some of soy's health benefits without the strong taste that many find unappealing.
KFC's fried chicken health claims frozen
The fast food restaurant chain KFC has promised not to make unsupported health claims as part of a settlement with US regulators over adverts suggesting that fried chicken can be a healthy choice for dieters.
Hain grows naturally with Jason
Organic and natural products company Hain Celestial has acquired Jason Natural Products for an undisclosed amount.
DSM offers sports drink to footballers
An energy drink developed by chemicals firm DSM is set to gain further exposure prior to a commercial launch with use by the Dutch national football team during Euro 2004.
Soy benefits in a tasty dairy product
Australian scientists say that adding soy to low-fat dairy foods may offer consumers some of soy's health benefits without the strong taste that many find unappealing.
Probiotics for mothers may boost infant immunity
Mothers taking probiotic supplements appear to have higher levels of an anti-inflammatory molecule in their breast milk, which could offer their babies better protection against allergy and other diseases, according to new findings.
Whey protein better than meat for reducing body weight
Whey protein is more effective than red meat in reducing body weight gain and increasing insulin sensitivity, shows a new study on rats.