Heat-killed bacteria may benefit immune health
Daily intakes of a heat-treated bacterial strain Lactobacillus pentosus strain b240 may reduce the incidence of the common cold in elderly people, says a new study from Japan.
Archives for September 19, 2012
Supplement sales hit $11.5 billion in U.S., report says
Supplement sales across the U.S. have shown strong, steady growth in the face of economic uncertainty, posting a 7% gain in 2012, according to a new report.
Sesame and rice bran oil linked to lower blood pressure and improved cholesterol
Sesame and rice bran oil consumption may lower blood pressure and improve cholesterol, according to new findings.
New Chapter maintains culture within P&G fold
Proctor & Gamble’s acquisition of whole food supplement manufacturer New Chapter had many in the natural products business wondering if yet another iconic brand would disappear within the insatiable maw of a big CPG company, rarely to be heard from again.
Probiotics may boost gut health for athletes
Daily supplements of a probiotic blend may improve gut function in performance athletes and help provide a way of reducing gastrointestinal complaints, suggests new research from Austria.