Robuvit French oak wood extract supports post-surgery recovery: Study
A new double-blind, placebo-controlled study suggests that the antioxidant boosts physical and mental recovery following surgery.
Archives for May 13, 2020
Nature Made enters personalized nutrition market
Pharmavite, the manufacturer of Nature Made vitamins, has debuted nurish, a monthly vitamin subscription service based on individual data culled from an assessment that asks about life stage, diet, lifestyle, health and allergies.
CRN ends NAD funding, but value of claims evaluation program will go on
The Council for Responsible Nutrition has announced that a program it had supported at the National Advertising Division will end as the major funding source has been exhausted. But both CRN and NAD said the information contained in the more than 350...
Advanced.GG puts Nutrition 21’s nooLVL front and center in the gaming & esports category
The gaming and esports supplements category is dominated by one big brand, but one recent entrant is looking to grow its presence in the category with close links to key gaming superstars and putting a key ingredient front and center.
Making sustainable waves: SeaGrown on its plans for the UK's first offshore seaweed farm
Fast-growing, robust, sustainable, nutritious... it even tastes like bacon. Is there no end to seaweed's talents? Meet the firm establishing what it claims is the UK’s first and only commercial offshore seaweed farm.
ASA fast tracks clampdown on ads that ‘exploit health-related anxieties during crisis’
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is instructing a probiotics firm and aesthetic clinic to revise claims made on its ads that the watchdog says exploits health related anxieties during the current crisis.
Probiotics in Myanmar: Botanical specialist sees huge scope for microbiome-boosting products
Yangon-based FAME Pharmaceuticals is riding on the probiotics boom, with aggressive plans to expand its product range after introducing its first immunity-enhancement products.
Vitamin B6 rules change? Australia’s TGA reviews low-dose intake link to peripheral neuropathy
Australian regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is reviewing recent reported cases of vitamin B6 intake and the possible side effect of peripheral neuropathy.