News, Analysis & Insights on Nutrition, Supplements, and Health
Open access research is a scientific publishing concept founded under the best of intentions, but it has come to harbor deceptive and predatory publishing practices, says an authority on the subject.
Products to manage blood sugar levels have ‘huge potential’, says Pharmachem Laboratories, but communicating the benefits with consumers continues to be a challenge.
Tamika Cathey, a former FDA inspector and current independent regulatory consultant at EAS Consulting Group discusses identity verification regulations and methodologies. Cathey and 15 other industry experts will discuss botanical identity verification...
A daily dose of InterHealth’s UC-II, an un-denatured type II collagen, may boost joint comfort in healthy individuals who only experience discomfort with exercise, according to a clinical trial with implications for substantiating nutraceutical efficacy...
South Korean police have arrested two Chinese students for selling “diet” pills found to contain human flesh.
The advent of simplified genetic tests marks the dawn of an age in which the idea of personalized nutrition will be driven by hard data as opposed to answers on survey queries as was the case in the past. And it means that that amassed data can be mined...
Swedish probiotic supplier BioGaia has inked distribution deals in five countries for its probiotic oral health products.
Adherence to a Mediterranean diet may contribute to the prevention of a variety of conditions linked to the aging brain, including cognitive decline, depression and stroke, say researchers.