Austrian Ski Federation asks NSF to test supplements for banned substances
NSF International has concluded an agreement with the Austrian Ski Federation to test supplements used by the country’s national team skiers.
Archives for May 16, 2018
CSPI warns consumers, asks for FDA action on adulterated ginkgo products
The Center for Science in the Public Interest has warned consumers to avoid ginkgo products and called for FDA enforcement because of what it characterized as widespread adulteration.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Deerland introduces highly soluble form of branded DE111 probiotic
The Georgia-based Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics introduced a new, more soluble form of its branded probiotic strain DE111 for use in hot beverages, gummies, and functional drinks.
How do you test a nootropic supplement for efficacy? Analytical labs weigh in
There has been an increased demand for testing nootropic dietary supplements, according to several analytical labs. How can companies substantiate claims around cognitive benefits?
Omega-3 and major depression: More evidence needed on fatty acids' preventive effects
There is insufficient evidence of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids' effectiveness in helping to prevent major depression, according to researchers in Japan.
Nutrition Asia Video Series
WATCH: Is personalised nutrition now ready to go mainstream in APAC?
Personalised nutrition has the potential to go mainstream in APAC, but the pace of progress will depend on how quickly and effectively MNCs, start-ups and governments can collaborate.