Coffee lowers depression risk in women up to 20%: 10-year study
The risk of depression lowers by up to 20% with increased caffeinated coffee consumption, a study of more than 50,000 US women has found.
Archives for September 27, 2011
Cold chain challenges and infant formula drive Asian dairy demand
A growing middle class with rising disposable income is fuelling a rapid increase in demand for dairy ingredients in China and Southeast Asia, and North American dairy cooperative Agropur is finding opportunities in some specific market sectors.
Jarrow Rogovin proposes new supplement trade association: There's no need, say existing associations
The dietary supplements industry may have a new trade association, as Jarrow Rogovin, founder and president of Jarrow Formulas, proposes the creation of the DSMMA.
Academics slam 'medicine-based' EU health claims system
A group of 13 academics has slammed the EU nutrition and health claims regulation (NHCR) for its ‘evidence based medicinal’ approach that rules out what they view as perfectly valid nutrition science.
Unilever targets beauty from within market with anti-ageing supplement
UK-based Unilever has tapped into the trend of beauty from within products with its latest anti-ageing beauty supplement developed by its brand Dove Spa.
Saw palmetto no better than placebo for urinary tract symptoms?
Supplements of saw palmetto do not benefit lower urinary tract symptoms in men any more than placebo, according to results of a new clinical trial.