Coffee consumption may decrease body fat and increase muscle mass
Participants who consumed three cups of coffee per day for 12 weeks had lower body fat percentages and higher muscle mass percentages, according to a recent study.
Archives for October 8, 2024
Tiny Health increases funding, broadens clinical outreach
Tiny Health, a start-up primarily focused on infant microbiome health during the first 1,000 days of life, is expanding its relationship with medical practitioners.
Solnul resistant starch may slash markers of metabolic dysfunction: Study
A low 3.5-gram daily dose of Solnul resistant potato starch may beneficially reduce the levels of circulating free fatty acids (FFA), an important early marker of metabolic health, says a new study.
Personalized novel Nestlé supplement may be effective against malnutrition
A novel high-protein, high-calorie drink by Nestlé Health Science, combined with personalized nutrition advice effectively treats malnutrition and sarcopenia, according to a new study.
ANS preview: Unlocking the power of mind and body
In the upcoming Active Nutrition Summit webinar, leading industry experts will dive deep into the emerging intersection of mind, body and nutrition for active lifestyles.
Parry Nutraceuticals obtains EU import license for organic spirulina
The EU has granted the first import license for organic spirulina to an Indian company in two years.
Matcha intake shows tendency for improved sleep quality in seniors – 12-month trial
The consumption of matcha green tea powder over 12 months has shown the tendency for improved sleep quality among seniors, according to a trial conducted in Japan.
NutraIngredients-Asia Awards 2024
Grape King Bio drives research on cognitive benefits of award-winning mushroom ingredient
Grape King Bio is conducting further research on the cognitive benefits of its award-winning lion’s mane mushroom ingredient.
Japanese health care firm Daiichi Sankyo acquires sports nutrition brand DNS
Japan’s Daiichi Sankyo Healthcare Co Ltd has acquired sports nutrition brand DNS as it continues to grow its portfolio from pharmaceuticals to functional foods, oral and skin care.
WHO infant nutrition guidelines spark controversy over complementary feeding and formula policies in Australia
World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines have ignited debate in Australia over when to introduce complementary food into an infant’s diet, and the policies governing of infant formula manufacturers.
Visible relief: Palm oil industry welcomes announcement of EUDR postponement – but troubles not over yet
The palm oil and other agrifood sectors may have breathed a collective sigh of relief at the European Commission (EC) announcement that EUDR enforcement will be delayed – but experts are warning that the root problems are yet to be resolved.