Degussa BioActives builds online guide to PS

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Germany's Degussa BioActives has launched a new website offering
scientific background on phosphatidylserine (PS) and its own brand
of PS, Leci-PS.

The intricacies of phosphatidylserine (PS) are explained in a new website​ for the food and health industry launched by Degussa BioActives​, the nutritional ingredient business unit of Degussa.

The online tool aims to provide comprehensive information on the scientific validation and advancement of phosphatidylserine (PS), and Degussa's PS brand, Leci-PS.

"We have designed the new website to be a destination site for the companion dietary supplement and functional food market sectors,"​ said Wolfgang Schütt, vice-president of marketing and sales.

Information available on the site includes an explanation of the chemistry and biological functions of PS, applications of Leci-PS, a presentation of the 25 most frequently asked questions about phosphatidyl serine, phospholipids, and Leci-PS, and technical data sheets.

"As the nutrition industry continues to expand with new research and new products, it becomes imperative to offer manufacturers, retailers and consumers a comprehensive and cogent educational tool,"​ added Schütt.

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