Vitamin D may ease exercise-related muscle damage: Animal data
Supplementation with vitamin D may reduce muscle damage and inflammation linked to exercise, suggests a new study with lab rats.
Archives for May 28, 2013
EuroPharma aims at eye dryness with sea buckthorn product
Wisconsin-based EuroPharma has expanded with its eye health offerings with a novel approach, using an omega-7 rich product to address eye dryness and proper hydration.
Green-lipped mussel omega-3s reduce exercise asthma: Study
New Zealand green-lipped mussel omega-3s improved respiratory function in exercising asthmatics, Indiana University researchers have found.
Case closed? EFSA failed on conflict of interests case, finds EU Ombudsman
The European Food Safety Authority failed to take adequate measures to prevent conflict of interests arising from a major 'revolving doors' case in 2008, according to a final EU Ombudsman ruling on the case.
The path to Washington passes through the states, GMO labeling advocate says
The proliferation of proposed state GMO labeling laws is a means to an end, according to one longtime advocate. The ultimate goal is a federal law that would require GMO labeling across the US.
Potatoes offer nutritional value for money, say researchers
When it comes to getting nutritional value for your money, potatoes should be top of the list, according to new research published in PLoS One.
Roquette outsources lab to food supplements makers
French supplier Roquette is putting its R&D supplements facility up for rent by any party seeking to develop food supplements and food products – whether they are its own customers or not.