Amino acid-rich supplements boost muscle mass with exercise
Supplements containing a combination of amino acids and protein before and after resistance training may boost upper body strength by 13%, says a new study from Baylor University.
Archives for November 8, 2011
Which weight management ingredients really work?
Is the weight management supplements market properly regulated? Was satiety a flash in the pan? Where does the truth really lie on hoodia? Which hunger-busting ingredients really work?
ProCaps Laboratories: FDA is wrong about free phytosterols
Supplement maker ProCaps Laboratories has weighed into the row over whether dietary supplements containing ‘free’ non-esterified phytosterols should be allowed to make coronary heart disease risk reduction claims.
Kidney bean and artichoke extracts show satiety potential
Extracts from artichoke and kidney beans may boost the feeling of fullness (satiety) and help with weight management, suggest new findings from a human study in Italy.
BioProcess Algae bids for slice of the action in algal nutraceuticals market
Another player in the algal technology sector has signaled its intention to enter the human nutrition market.