Maternal folic acid use may benefit baby’s brain health
Folic acid supplements during pregnancy may reduce the risk of childhood brain tumors, suggests new data from Australia.
Archives for October 9, 2012
‘Provocative’ and ‘exciting’: New study shows omega-3s may slow biological aging
Supplements of omega-3 fatty acids may improve the ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids and slow a key biological process linked to aging, says ‘exciting’ new research.
Coffee could aid bowel functions after surgery
Consumption of coffee could be cheap and safe way to help to speed up and improve the bowel functions of people after surgery, according to new data.
Vitamin C may prevent bone loss: Animal data
Supplementation with vitamin C could actively protect against osteoporosis by preventing the loss of bone density and even promoting bone formation, according to new research in mice.
NBTY's 2012 sales to top $3 billion
NBTY will top $3 billion in sales in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, according to preliminary financial guidance released by the company Tuesday.
Mental health group shares herbal treatment strategies
A group of mental health professionals has launched a website to share integrative treatment strategies, which includes advice on the use of herbal products, the group announced Tuesday.
GC Rieber launches new ‘ultra omega-3 concentrate’
A new omega-3 concentrate is being launched by GC Rieber Oils, the company’s first 90% total omega-3 fish oil concentrate.