Dairy Crest dairies sale welcomed by analysts
Dairy Crest’s £80M sale of its diaries to Müller UK & Ireland Group has drawn praise from City analysts.
Archives for November 7, 2014
Nano-emulsion delivery boosts curcumin’s anti-inflammatory promise
The use of nano-emulsion delivery systems could increase the bioavailability and anti-inflammatory effects of curcumin, say researchers.
Calcium fructoborate may boost effectiveness of glucosamine + chondroitin, says new study
Combining calcium fructoborate with glucosamine and chondroitin may boost measure of joint health by about 25% compared with glucosamine and chondroitin alone, says a new study from VDF Futureceuticals.
Low calorie whey-guar mix may help reduce blood sugar: Study
A low-calorie drink of whey and guar before breakfast could lower blood glucose levels for pre-diabetics and type 2 diabetics, without the calorie burden of a high dose of protein, according to a study.
Not the only culprit? Celiacs react to non-gluten wheat proteins
Past celiac research has focused on gluten wheat proteins as the cause of reactions, but researchers say there may be other non-gluten proteins in wheat also to blame.
Tech innovation in health care delivery will transform debate now dominated by struggle over "Obamacare"
A dizzying array of personalized digital health care solutions may in the future help the Affordable Care Act deliver on the ‘affordable’ part of its promise, attendees at the Council for Responsible Nutrition’s annual conference were told on Thursday.
Dispatches questions child safety of arsenic levels in rice crackers and Rice Krispies
A Channel 4 investigation into inorganic arsenic levels in rice has questioned the safety of products aimed at children like rice cakes and Kellogg's Rice Krispies - although all companies implicated say their levels fall within current recommendations.