170+ products have earned NSF Certified for Sport designation
More than 170 products have now earned the NSF Certified for Sport designation as momentum builds ahead of the London Olympics.
Archives for January 17, 2012
Disgraced resveratrol researcher: “Uni of Connecticut launched a conspiracy programme against Indians”
Dr Dipak K Das, PhD, the once lauded and now infamous resveratrol researcher accused by his longtime employer the University of Connecticut of fabricating data over seven years in more than 25 individual studies, says he is the victim of a racist...
Vitamin D again linked to lower colorectal cancer risk
High blood levels of vitamin D may lower the risk of colorectal cancer by almost 40%, and the effects were influenced by certain genes, says a new study from Japan.
Neptune posts 20% rise in nutraceutical sales in Q3 as krill oil demand grows
Canadian krill oil firm Neptune Technologies & Bioressources has posted a 20% rise in third-quarter revenues to $5.12m in its nutraceuticals business and a $869,000 net profit compared with a $13,000 loss for the same period the previous year.
Probiotic-prebiotic combination may ease eczema in kids: Study
Combining probiotics and prebiotics to produce a symbiotic may reduce the severity of eczema in children, suggests new research from Taiwan with 60 children.