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Tomatoes and broccoli, independently known for their anti-cancer benefits, may have an extra effect against prostate cancer when both are part of the daily diet than when they're eaten alone, if results from an animal study can be replicated in humans.
A newly published book has incited backlash from trade associations within the dietary supplements industry for its critical portrayal of regulatory controls and safety. In the past, the industry's respectable face has worked hard to distance itself...
A number of convenience meal products will now be able to carry a 'lean' nutritional claim, after the US Food and Drug Administration expanded the use of the term.
BioCell Technology has launched a proprietary wasabi ingredient - i-Sabi - set to appear in dietary supplements on retail shelves as early as March 2007.
Formula containing both pro- and prebiotics is well tolerated and may have added benefits on weight gain in infants, says a new study sponsored by Nestlé.
Tate & Lyle is introducing a new formulation service that facilitates the addition of nutrients to food products, but without compromising on taste - an all-important factor in persuading consumers to switch to healthier alternatives.