Urinary incontinence in female athletes linked to low energy availability: Study
Athletes train a variety of muscle groups, such as back, chest, arms, legs and abs. But one area often overlooked is the pelvic floor.
Archives for June 8, 2021
Study supports Juvecol salmon extract’s benefits for skin health
Supplementation with a proteoglycan extract from salmon cartilage improved skin hydration and restricted transepidermal water loss (TEWL), says a new study.
New York lawmakers to vote on bill to restrict supplement sales
A bill that would significantly restrict the sale of some dietary supplements in New York State has quickly advanced to a vote by the full State Senate, greatly increasing the chances it could become law.
DSM launches service to cut footprint of meat and dairy as market shifts to environmental impact labelling
Royal DSM has launched a ‘first-of-its-kind’ intelligent sustainability service to deliver ‘accurate, simple and actionable’ farm-level solutions that it says will help improve both the environmental footprint and profitability of animal protein production.
‘Not matched by other conferences’: 8 reasons to attend the IPA World Congress + Probiota Americas 2021
The IPA World Congress + Probiota Americas 2021 is one week away! The leading event for the the probiotics, prebiotics, and microbiome community is a must-attend event, and let us tell you why…
Plant-based and fish diets may help reduce severity of COVID-19 infection
A survey of frontline health care workers across six countries found that those who followed plant-based or pescatarian diets were significantly less likely to suffer severe COVID-19 symptoms, compared with those who followed other diets.
EC approves Chr. Hansen’s alternative microbial source for HMO production
Chr. Hansen has received European Commission (EC) approval to produce a novel prebiotic used in infant formula from a new microbial source, in an application that further drives the products’ premiumisation.
Personalised nutrition advice able to reduce junk food intake, suggests study
Findings from the Food4Me trial reveals that personalised nutrition advice achieves greater reductions in foods high in fat, sugars and salt as global initiatives target these foods to address the obesity crisis.
Algal protein in India: Regulations, investments amongst challenges sector must overcome to realise huge potential
The algal protein sector in India shows massive potential but still needs to overcome several challenges including regulatory barriers and attracting investments before it can come into its own as a sustainable source of alternative protein to meet local...
For lifestyle management: Review shows PEA’s multiple uses for relieving pain and inflammation
Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) has been shown to relieve pain and inflammation across several conditions such as migraine, menstrual cramp, joint and muscle pain, says a new review.
Better-for-you orange juice: ‘73 citrus rolls out sparkling OJ with liposomal vitamin C for immunity
New Zealand-based functional beverage brand ‘73 citrus has launched its first product, a sparkling orange juice with liposomal vitamin C to boost immunity.
Philippines COVID-19 trial: Virgin coconut oil effective in reducing inflammation in suspected and probable infection cases
Virgin coconut oil has been found to be effective in reducing inflammation and showed rapid symptom relief in suspected and probable COVID-19 subjects, according to an RCT from the Philippines.
NutraIngredients Asia Awards 2021: 10 days left to enter...don’t miss out!
The clock is ticking to enter this year's NutraIngredients-Asia Awards...with the deadline of June 18 fast approaching.