CoQ10 may protect against obesity problems: Study
Supplements of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) may protect or retard the development of fatty liver related to obesity, suggest findings from an animal study.
Archives for October 14, 2009
Omega-3 arguments continue after krill court case
Arguments about the nutritive value of Aker BioMarine’s omega-3 based dietary supplement Superba Krill are continuing even after it won a court case in Oslo, Norway against cod liver oil producer Axellus, owned by Orkla.
Resistant starch and wheat bran may boost bowel habits
Increased intakes of resistant starch and wheat bran may improve regular bowel habits in healthy adults, say findings from a new study funded by Tate & Lyle.
Water may trump chocolate in pain relief effects
Eating chocolate may provide pain relief but scientists at the University of Chicago believe that it may be no better than ordinary water.
Study reveals absorption power of nanotech delivery system
SourceOne claims a new human study on the nanotech delivery system Vesisorb illustrates its power to improve the absorption and bioavailability of PMFs.
FDA withdraws Procter and Gamble warning letter
The FDA has withdrawn a warning letter published on its website and issued to two Procter and Gamble vitamin C-fortified dietary supplement/drug combination products.
July 2010: When EU health claim compliance reaches store shelves
The European Commission has set itself the goal of processing the 94 generic article 13.1 health claim opinions issued by EFSA recently by the end of January, meaning claim rulings could be enforceable at retail level by July, 2010.