Creatine forms unlikely basis of new mood support product
A product formulator has plucked an ingredient from the pre workout space and is basing a new mood support supplement on it. The unlikely new star? Creatine.
Archives for January 14, 2016
FDA's move to seize products from foreign firms failing GMPs seen as important first step
A recent move by the Food and Drug Administration to detain products without examination from foreign firms that have failed GMP inspections is welcome step toward "draining the swamp," said United Natural Products Alliance president Loren Israelsen.
“A first, and necessary, step”: CRN to require members submit product labels to ODS label database
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) has announced it will require all of its members submit their supplement product labels to the Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD).
Prebiotic in early life may benefit brain health into adulthood: Research
Researchers from the University of Oxford have demonstrated for the first time the brain modulating role of prebiotics in early life 'window of opportunity'.
Researchers evaluate what drives young athletes to take supplements
Most Canadian young athletes were able to back the reason why they take common ergogenic aids. But for vitamins and minerals, plant extracts, and many other supplements they take, it’s a different story.