Walnut-rich diet linked to prostate cancer benefits: Mouse data
Consumption of a 'modest' amount of walnuts may be associated with a protective effect against prostate cancer, according to new research in mice.
Archives for July 18, 2013
NPA backs GMO labeling bill, AHPA proposes 'voluntary disclosure of absence' approach
Two leading trade associations representing the natural products and dietary supplements sectors have clarified their stance on GMO labeling this week, with the American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) favoring voluntary disclosure of the absence of...
Coca-Cola on Vitaminwater lawsuit ruling: 'The plaintiffs' claims are without merit and will ultimately be rejected'
Coca-Cola says it is confident it will prevail in a deceptive marketing lawsuit filed more than four years ago alleging it misled consumers by promoting Vitaminwater as a healthy ‘nutrient-enhanced water beverage’.
Loophole free: EU’s highest court backs health claim regulation in disease ruling
The Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) has backed key principles of the EU health claims regulation – and closed potential loopholes, according to a leading UK lawyer.
Non-bitter European quinoa offers new routes to market
The development of a non-bitter varieties of quinoa that can be grown in Europe could mean greater versatility as an ingredient and help ease supply shortages in key growing zones like Bolivia and Peru.
Functional confectionery niche continues to grow, says Naturex
The functional confectionery market remains niche but is growing rapidly as candy makers look for new ways to differentiate their products, according to ingredients firm Naturex.
Dietary changes may help type 1 diabetics keep producing insulin for longer
Simple dietary modifications that include the addition of foods rich in certain amino and fatty acids could help young people with type 1 diabetes to keep producing at least some of their own insulin for longer, according to new research.
Omega-3 levels for healthy school children 'well below the minimum recommended for good cardiovascular health in adults'
Omega-3 levels linked to cognition and behavior in schoolchildren: Oxford University study
Blood levels of DHA and other omega-3s are directly related to measures of cognition and behavior in schoolchildren with below average reading ability, says a new study from the UK.