More support for omega-3 calming ADHD kids
Supplements of omega-3 and omega-6 improved the attention span and hyperactivity scores of young Australians, and was rated better than the common medication Ritalin.
Archives for June 21, 2006
Increased choline intake could cut CVD risk, suggests study
Increased intake of choline, a nutrient found in meat, milk and eggs, can reduce circulating levels of homocysteine, an amino acid linked to increased risk of heart disease, says a study.
Soy-rich diet cuts prostate cancer marker
Two servings of soy a day reduced levels of the prostate cancer marker PSA in free-living men by 14 percent, but didn't affect testosterone levels, says a new pilot study from Hawaii.
How to tackle World Cup sponsorship hypocrisy?
As the World Cup football tournament in Germany reaches half-time, more voices are raised questioning McDonalds, Budweiser and Coca Cola's presence amongst the sponsors of an event that, at some level, is intended to encourage sporting participation.
Glanbia Nutrition powers ahead with Pro-Fibe acquisition
Glanbia is continuing its drive towards sharpening its nutritional focus with the acquisition of UK-based Pro-Fibe Nutrition, a bar and beverage innovator to be henceforth known as Glanbia Nutritionals UK Ltd.
Industry hails bill on adverse events reporting
An amendment to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act that would obligate supplement manufacturers, packers and distributors to notify FDA of any serious adverse events reports (AERs) was introduced yesterday, to the applause of the industry associations.
P&G gains EU go-ahead from Nutraphyl sterols
European functional food makers have another source of phytosterols to choose from, now that Procter & Gamble's Nutraphyl branded sterols and sterol-esters have been given the green light for use in the EU under novel foods legislation.