Study backs oral HA for joint and skin health
High molecular weight hyaluronan from oral supplements does reach skin and joint tissues, supporting a role for the compound in such products, says a new study.
Archives for November 25, 2008
Cognis digs its way out of debt as sales growth continues
Germany-based ingredients supplier Cognis is unburdening its debt load thanks to continued sales growth mainly driven by its personal care division.
Are health claims doomed?
With concern about the severity of EFSA’s health claim rulings raging, industry is asking if the regime may be stifling innovation and restricting the market. Shane Starling reports.
Amino acid may ease symptoms of fatigue: Study
Daily supplements of the amino acid l-ornithine, found in foods such as meat, fish, dairy and eggs, may have anti-fatigue effects, says new research.
Whole grain health claims restricted, finds Kellogg-funded review
A study commissioned by the Kellogg Company has found that FDA’s definition of whole grains is restricting the use of health claims linking the grains to heart health and diabetes benefits.
The context of bad press for supplements
Yesterday, NutraIngredients-USA.com reported on the latest hit to dietary supplements from mainstream press. Today, we look at the background of negative media attention surrounding the category.
Herbs, spices, and whole grains, get Oldways nod
Grains, ‘mostly whole’, and herbs and spices have been added to Oldways’ Mediterranean nutritional pyramid, as the diet gets an update based on the science.