
Magtein approved as a novel food in the UK, two years after EU approval
Magtein, a branded form of magnesium L-threonate, has been approved as a novel food in the UK by Food Standards Agency (FSA) and has secured a five-year data protection period.
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Magtein, a branded form of magnesium L-threonate, has been approved as a novel food in the UK by Food Standards Agency (FSA) and has secured a five-year data protection period.

Probiotic microbes influenced biological aging, according to preclinical findings presented by Dr. Laurent Mouchirou during a Nagi Bioscience webinar.

Coffee pulp extract (CPE) from the arabica species may improve cholesterol levels, reduce body weight and enhance insulin sensitivity, according to research published in Frontiers in Nutrition.

Almost half of British and Irish women who don’t take supplements have a riboflavin deficiency, according to new research published in The Journal of Nutrition.

The European Union is set to ban monacolins from red yeast rice (RYR), a key ingredient in high cholesterol management, as early as Q3 2026, leaving the nutraceutical sector scrambling to fill the resulting ‘therapeutic gap’.

Professor Tim Spector says the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) decision to uphold its ruling that Zoe’s Daily30+ supplement advertisement was misleading is a profound failure of logic.

Wild Nutrition’s registered trademark process ‘Food-Grown’ is deemed misleading to consumers by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

Beetroot supplementation may help counter age-related declines in muscle function in postmenopausal women, according to new research published in Nutrients.

New research published in the Journal of Nutritional Science finds that healthy, exercising adults widely lack key micronutrients—especially vitamin D, vitamin E, calcium and magnesium—and women face the highest risk.

Dietary guidelines should factor in not just nutrients and vitamins but also the intake of live microorganisms, according to emerging evidence.