Archives for May 9, 2006

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Successful TV ads increase childhood obesity, report

By  staff reporter

A report published this month confirms that television is effective in getting children to eat the foods advertised, driving up the association between television viewing and childhood obesity.

NZ company turns wine waste into chemical-free antioxidant

By  Jess Halliday

The Grape Seed Extract Company is the latest New Zealand company to tap the nutraceutical potential of a waste product of a traditional industry, with an antioxidant extracted from grape seeds left over by wine-makers using a non-chemical method.

CLA's body-shaping action clarified in new trial

By  Jess Halliday in Geneva

Lipid Nutrition is today announcing the findings of a new human trial using CLA, that reinforces the fatty acid's fat mass reduction claim and shed light on the main locations of the fat reduction on the human body.

Valensa goes nano with policosanol

By  Stephen Daniels

Florida-based Valensa International used the Vitafoods expo in Geneva to introduce industry to its new nanodispersed policosanol, that is said to increase its functionality when used in a range of supplements or functional foods.

NNFA adopts mission and vision statements

By  staff reporter

The National Nutritional Foods Association has adopted a new mission statement, and proposes changing its name to the Natural Products Association to better represent the market and challenges faced by its members.