Short-term protein supplements have little gain for untrained athletes
Short-term protein supplement intake does not help build additional muscle mass or strength in previously untrained young athletes, suggests a new study in Nutrients.
Archives for September 7, 2017
Belgian strategies ‘inadequate’ in raising vitamin population intakes
Current fortification and supplementation practices in Belgium are inadequate in raising vitamin A and D intakes to recommended levels, according to a study, which could provide much insight in shaping future dietary strategies.
Review: Co-supplementation of vitamins D, K may lead to stronger bones in children
There has been a ‘disturbing growth’ in the incidence of low-energy bone fractures in healthy children and adolescents, a group of researchers wrote in a new review, arguing that insufficiency of vitamin D, vitamin K, and calcium are among leading...
Vitafoods Asia 2017
Indulgence and affluence: Nutrition firms urged to appeal to consumers' emotions for APAC sales success
Supplement and functional food firms must appeal to consumers’ emotions if they want new products to sell well in Asia's more developed nations, according to Frost & Sullivan’s Asia-Pacific director Natasha Telles D’Costa.
Supplements seized: UK and Dutch authorities capture DNP and steroid supplements
Food safety agencies in the UK have seized large quantities of DNP following a multi-agency effort, while Dutch authorities captured anabolic-androgenic steroids intended for use in sports nutrition supplements.
More nutrients, less energy needed to tackle childhood obesity: Australian analysis
Children and teenagers should consume more nutrient-rich core foods and less energy-rich products, argues a study led by the University of Newcastle in Australia, which also found that portion sizes of the latter are rising in tandem with gains in BMI.
Multivitamins, vitamin D & omega-3s most popular supplements for older Americans: Survey
Dietary supplement use among older Americans is high, with women twice as likely as men to use the products, says a new analysis of the 2011-2014 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).