Red wine polyphenols boost vascular health: Rat study
Dietary supplementation with polyphenols from red wine may slow the decline in vascular function associated with age, suggests a new study with rats.
Dietary supplementation with polyphenols from red wine may slow the decline in vascular function associated with age, suggests a new study with rats.
Nestlé has conducted consumer research amongst over 2,000 UK adults that shows a marked lack of awareness about the high antioxidant content of foods such as coffee and red wine.
Quality of Life Labs will launch a new Optisorb Vitamin C product at Expo West in March featuring Scientific Food Solutions’ (SFS) vitamin C ingredient Fast-C.
Australian researchers have presented evidence of a causal relationship between vitamin D status and lung function, for mice at least.
France-based Promens has launched its new multi-faceted cosmetics jar designed for skin care products, in particular nutricosmetics.
California’s BI Nutraceuticals has launched steam sterilized chia seeds for use in a variety of applications including bakery, soup and sports beverages.
The US dietary supplements industry has welcomed the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans which demonstrated a thawing in attitude toward supplements use from a Guidelines committee that has previously baulked at recommending them.
Vitamin D penetration has jumped 50% in the past two years in the US, according to a new survey of 6000 supplement buyers conducted by product tester and market scrutineer, ConsumerLab.com, that also recorded dwindling herbal interest.
A Danish government agency has committed €2.47m to a resveratrol study that will investigate multiple metabolic syndrome endpoints for the antioxidant including obesity, type-2 diabetes and osteoporosis.