Blue lupin kernel fiber may boost colon health: RCT
Fibers from the blue lupin kernel may improve the function of the colon and potential reduce the risk of colon cancer, says a new study from Friedrich Schiller University of Jena in Germany.
Archives for July 21, 2013
BASF on ‘convenient nutrition’: We can tap our pharma solutions to enhance supplement compliance
‘Convenient nutrition’ offers options for dietary supplement consumers to improve their compliance, and experience from the pharma sector can provide solutions, says BASF’s Samy Jandali.
Market-driven approach better than laws for GMO labeling, UNPA says
A market-driven approach that allows consumers to opt for foods made without genetically modified ingredients is preferable to mandatory labeling via either state or federal statutes, according to the United Natural Products Alliance.
CRN searches for PhD scientist to join its highly respected science team
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) has begun the search for a scientist to fill a recently vacated position in its Scientific and Regulatory Affairs department.
Too much of a good thing? Resveratrol supplements may block heart healthy benefits of exercise, suggest researchers
A high dietary intake of resveratrol from dietary supplements may counteract many of the cardiovascular benefits of exercise in older men, according to new research.
GNC eyes 26 stores in China in 12 months after opening first retail store
The first standalone GNC store has opened in Shanghai today as the supplement giant plans an additional 25 stores in China within the next 12 months.