‘Palm oil free’ products could face legal challenge, say lawyers
Food manufacturers and palm oil producers could have a legal case against companies labelling products ‘palm oil free’, according to Paris-based lawyer Anne Bourdu.
Archives for December 3, 2014
‘An important contribution to the clinical evidence’: Second generation prebiotic shows anti-anxiety potential
Supplements of the second generation prebiotic Bimuno containing a novel mixture of galacto-oligosaccharides may lower measures of anxiety, says a new study from the UK.
Nutegrity joins omega-3s blending game with new fish oil/phospholipid ingredient
Nutegrity, the human nutrition division of Omega Protein Corporation, has joined the omega-3s blending game with a new ingredient called OmegaActiv + PL. The new product is a mix of triglyceride fish oil and phospholipids.
Vitamin B supplementation could prevent noise-induced hearing loss: Mouse data
Supplementation with vitamin B3 could help to protect against noise-induced hearing loss by increasing the activity of a protein that has been linked to hearing loss, say researchers.
Hyaluronan supplements may decrease skin aging symptoms: Human data
Daily supplements of the high-viscosity macromolecular polymer hyaluronan (HA) may increase skin moisture in people with dry skin, and improve luster and suppleness of the face, says a new study from Japan.