Gene study suggests vitamin E helps blocks Alzheimer's
Scientists have found genetic proof that vitamin E can help protect against Alzheimer's disease, said DSM yesterday.
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Scientists dig deep into plant extracts
Scientists at Rutgers University are investigating whether plant extracts can genuinely cut risk factors for heart disease, stroke, diabetes or other serious illnesses.
CFIA stands by its science over failed nutritional products
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is defending its report stating that 71 percent of sports nutrition products on sale violate regulations, despite industry complaints that its testing methods lacked scientific credulity, reports Jess Halliday.
Get vitamin D from supplements not sunshine
Medical experts are warning that people wanting to boost their vitamin D should do so by supplementing their diet rather than putting themselves at risk of skin cancer by increasing exposure to natural or artificial UV.
Acatris extends FenuLife line for functional foods
Acatris is introducing a new version of its FenuLife fiber ingredient with a standardized high concentration of fenugreek galactomannans, intended specifically for use in functional foods.
Numico's Q1 results meet expectations
Dutch clinical and infant nutrition group Numico has reported Q1 results in line with expectations, according to one analyst.