Caffeine exhibits role in warding off dementia, study shows
Daily consumption of drinks containing caffeine could help in the fight against dementia, a new study has claimed.
Archives for October 5, 2016
BASF picks Germany to boost global vitamin A capacity
Vitamin giant BASF is expanding its vitamin A production capacity by 1,500 metric tons to meet growing global demand for the micronutrient.
Regulation of Probiotics in the USA: Dietary Supplements
The United States Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) regulation of products containing probiotics is complex and largely depends on the claims that are made for the product. For example, they can be regulated as foods, dietary supplements, cosmetics,...
EFSA to consider green tea catechins safety
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) will look at the safety of green tea catechins in a report that could confirm or clear up long-standing concerns over liver damage.
New study on BLIS K12 probiotic supports oral hygiene benefits in children
Science continues to build supporting Stratum Nutrition and Blis Technologies’ BLIS K12 probiotic strain and its oral hygiene benefits. This latest study focuses on children with bad breath.
Practitioner channel specialist among first to use Neptune's new fish oil technology
Xymogen, a Florida-based dietary supplement manufacturer that specializes in the practitioner channel, has been among the first to launch an omega-3s line based on Neptune’s new concentration technology.