Supplements may improve teenage behaviour in school: Oxford researchers
Giving nutrition supplements to teenagers may improve behaviour in schools, research from the University of Oxford has suggested.
Archives for November 23, 2015
IPA – ANVISA workshop to explore probiotic regulations & industry in Brazil
Delegates from the International Probiotics Association and the Brazilian regulatory authorities ANVISA will discuss the science and regulatory landscape for probiotics at an upcoming workshop.
Cocoa flavanols may boost skin from within: 24-week RCT
High-flavanol cocoa supplementation may have positive impacts on facial wrinkles and skin elasticity in photo-aged Korean women, says a new study from scientists from Seoul National University.
FDA denies GMO labeling petition: What matters is the characteristics of the food itself, not the process by which it was made
The FDA has rejected a citizen’s petition calling for mandatory labeling of foods from genetically engineered crops, arguing that labels are not warranted unless there is a material difference in the safety or nutritional profile of the foods in question.
Forum delves into state of inflammation claims enforcement and research backing for those claims
How can you best show an anti inflammatory effect for a dietary supplement, and, having proved that, what can you say about that effect? Participants in a recent NutraIngredients-USA forum, now available on demand, tackled these and other questions.