Archives for January 23, 2007

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Atrium to deliver AquaCap technology to more clients

By  Clarisse Douaud

Atrium Biotechnologies has acquired AquaCap Pharmaceutical, a developer and manufacturer of liquid filled capsules, and intends to deliver the novel technology to more dietary supplement formulators.

Selenium pills may slow HIV progression, says study

By  Stephen Daniells

Daily selenium supplements, in combination with traditional anti-retroviral therapy, may control the viral load associated with HIV and boost the numbers of immune cells, says research.

BASF builds bioavailability data behind Solu Q10

By  Stephen Daniells

Germany-based BASF has reported that its solubilizate co-enzyme Q10, Solu Q10, has excellent bioavailability, compared to a small number of other delivery forms for the nutrient.

Prime Nutrisource averts reflux with scentless softgel

By  Clarisse Douaud

Canadian manufacturer Prime Nutrisource has developed a proprietary capsule technology it calls a "scentless softgel", designed to entirely mask the negative smell and flavor of some dietary supplement ingredients.

Peptides with oligosaccharides a new area for prebiotics?

By  Jess Halliday

A new collaborative industry research project proposed by Leatherhead and The University of Reading could open up more opportunities for peptides and oligosaccharides used in combination to promote growth of probiotic bacteria in the gut.