DayTwo open for business as science expands and investment secured
Personalized health player DayTwo has announced a new study deepening our understanding of how the microbiome can influence glycemic response.
Archives for July 10, 2017
Microbial fermentation could offer cost effective production method for anthocyanins, say researchers
Microbes can convert sugar into the red anthocyanin pigments found in fruits via a fermentation process that – when perfected – could prove to be much more efficient than extracting commercial quantities of these pigments from plants, claim researchers.
Study finds macular carotenoids beneficial in ameliorating effects of blue light exposure
A recent study using OmniActive’s Lutemax 2020 ingredient showed marked beneficial effects in helping to ameliorate the effects of long term blue light exposure.
Vitamin D: Good for the heart or not?
A controversy remains over the links between vitamin D and heart disease, according to a new review.
Process that treats whey with gas plasma boosts bioefficiency, developers claim
The differentiation of whey proteins continues with a new offering that claims greater bioefficiency.
Protein intake above recommended level may benefit bone health, says study
Though protein is popular among consumers as a nutrient for muscles, researchers at George Mason University review existing literature on its benefit for the bones and hip fracture prevention. They found that consuming more than recommended dietary...