New Scientist slams antioxidant supplement benefits
The benefits of antioxidant supplements, from vitamins and carotenoids to polyphenols, are just a 'myth', says an article in the New Scientist magazine.
Archives for August 3, 2006
Folate type affects bioavailability, says study
Supplements of a folic acid derivative result in higher blood folate levels than straight folic acid, and could be an alternative for the prevention of neural tube defects, says a study from Germany.
Transgenic goat milk could prevent diarrhea in developing world
Milk produced by transgenic goats is seen to shore up protective intestinal bacteria against illness, thanks to the antibacterial action of an enzyme found in human breast milk; if the findings hold true for humans it could help prevent death from...