Calcium plus magnesium and lactulose may cut body fat levels: Study
A combination of minerals and prebiotic fiber may help reduce body fat mass in middle-aged women, suggests a new study from Japan.
Archives for January 6, 2014
Most vitamin studies are flawed by poor methodology, say Linus Pauling researchers
Many large clinical trials of vitamin supplements, including those concluding vitamins are of no value or may even be harmful, have a flawed methodologies that means they are 'useless' in determining the real value of such micronutrients, according to a...
FDA warns consumers about supplements making brain trauma protection claims
The Food and Drug Administration has put industry on notice that it won’t tolerate the rising tide of dietary supplement ingredients being marketed for their role in ameliorating the effects of traumatic brain injury.
We’re moving into omega-3 testing next, says Alkemist Labs CEO following successful 2013 and rebranding
Costa Mesa-based Alkemist Labs is expanding its testing capabilities into the omega-3 sector, with the success of its label claim verification/ R&D division allowing for continued reinvestment.
NutraIngredients: What’s on our editorial calendar for 2014?
From polyphenols to nutrigenomics and the opportunities in personalised nutrition, the latest trends in probiotics, sports nutrition, and eastern Europe, Nutraingredients’ 2014 editorial calendar of special editions spans the hottest trends in the industry.