Curcumin may reduce risk factors in people with CAD
Daily supplements of Sabinsa’s Curcumin C3 Complex may decrease in the serum levels of triglycerides and LDL cholesterol in people with coronary artery disease (CAD), says a new study.
Archives for May 21, 2015
Neglected female microbiota research a ‘disgrace’; congress lights issues
Better Lactobacilli genetic screening, biomarker development, better pregnancy support and better engagement with health professionals were just a few of many actions proposed to improved women’s health at a recent Amsterdam congress focused on the...
Omega-3 consumption could enhance ‘cognitive flexibility’ in older adults
A higher consumption of omega-3 fatty acids could lead to better cognitive flexibility in adults at risk of late-onset Alzheimer's, say researchers.
Omega-3s may slow age-associated muscle loss: RCT data
Fish oil-derived omega-3s may slow the normal decline in muscle mass and function in healthy older people, says a new study from Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis.
Nature's Way institutes more rigorous plant-to-powder supply chain management scheme
Supplement manufacturer Nature’s Way has responded proactively to prodding from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman by instituting a new, more rigorous plant-to-powder supply chain management structure. The first step was a meeting this week...
IPA says manufacturing process, not 'contamination,' accounts for traces of gluten researchers found in probiotics
A recent study that found traces of gluten in probiotic supplements has provoked a measured response from the International Probiotic Association. IPA executive director George Paraskevakos noted that only one product in the study that made a gluten-free...