Popeye was right: Could nitrate-rich spinach enhance strength & fitness?
Diet supplementation with nitrates, such as those found in spinach and beetroot could enhance sporting performance, a study has found.
Archives for October 13, 2016
Blood glucose supplement developer files for patent on formulation
A new microbiome-targeted supplement formulation has moved closer to market with the filing of a US patent application, the company announced this week.
Supplement OWL shows that there’s now a real willingness to be transparent with consumers: CRN
Companies large and small have been beta-testing the CRN’s product registry – the Supplement Online Wellness Library (Supplement OWL) – and it will soon be open to all dietary supplement companies, but where are things right now and why should companies...
FDA's Welch: Industry continuing to fail on basic GMP compliance
The dietary supplement industry has not shown steady improvement on GMP compliance. The same fundamental issues seem to crop up over and over, FDA official Cara Welch PhD said.
Government trawlers help Chinese firms to enter omega-3 krill market
As global krill oil major Aker Biomarine awaits regulatory approval for its new Superba 2 product line in China, increased consumer demand for omega-3s is bringing increasingly more local suppliers to the market.
UNICEF cracks down on 'inappropriate' infant food promotion
Five in six children under the age of two do not get adequate nutrition for physical and cognitive development during this critical period, says a UNICEF report calling for tighter regulation of infant nutrition products.