Milk, vitamin D linked to heavier birth weight
Women who have higher milk and vitamin D intakes during pregnancy give birth to heavier babies, says Canadian research.
Archives for April 24, 2006
SharpPS gold finds first US supplement use
SharpPS gold, a PS-DHA conjugate from Israeli company Enzymotec, is being used in a US supplement for the first time with the reformulation of Cognitex from Life Extension.
Emmi claims beverage first with CoQ10 packaging
Swiss company Emmi has developed a new beverage concept to overcome stability issues with coenzyme Q10 and other micronutrients, which will appear on shelves in key European markets from this summer.
Women must take calcium supplements for bone benefit
Elderly women, the group at most risk of osteoporosis, are less likely to develop fractures if they actually take the calcium supplements they've been given, says a new study.
PLT introduces natural vitamin K2 in the US
PL Thomas (PLT) is introducing NattoPharma's soy-derived natural vitamin K2 in the US, with which it hopes to generate awareness of the vitamin amongst industry and consumers.
Probiotics could help stress-induced gut problems
Probiotics may reduce the intestinal health problems linked to stress, says researchers.
Solbar expands European soy interests to Finland
Solbar's selection of Danetto Food as its distribution partner for soy proteins in Finland is the latest initiative designed to strengthen the firm's position in the European soy protein sector.