China study suggests silicon dioxide can damage DNA
Although widely found to be safe, a recent study by researchers in China has found that silicon dioxide, or silica, may have the potential to negatively affect our genetic material.
Archives for March 10, 2016
Small fish oil doses enough to lower blood pressure: RCT
Even the smallest amounts of fish oil can reduce blood pressure (BP), but only in those who have a history of hypertension, a study has determined.
Pile on the protein to feel fuller for longer, study suggests
Dietary protein is more effective than carbohydrates and fat in suppressing appetite, according to Swedish researchers.
Naturex calls on start-ups for ingredient innovation partnerships
Naturex is calling on innovative start-ups with fresh ideas on plant-based ingredients, green technologies and novel farming processes to collaborate with it thorugh Ingenium, its open innovation accelerator scheme.
Nanoparticles may boost stability, bioavailability of resveratrol
Simple and economically affordable nano-carrier systems may protect resveratrol from photodegradation and aid absorption across the intestinal barrier, says a new study from Portugal.
Wales gets tough on dangerous supplement seller
The Welsh Trading Standards has handed out thousands of pounds in fines and a 26-week suspended prison sentence to a business selling pharma- and health claim- laden supplements.
Multivitamins can safely improve nutrient supply and overcome problems of inadequacy
A daily multivitamin/mineral supplement can help fill nutrient shortfalls “without concern for its long-term safety”, says a new review paper from Germany.
UK should launch ‘3-a-day’ dairy program: report
A new report published by the UK Dairy All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) was launched in London Wednesday at the Houses of Parliament.