Supp.AI aims to streamline drug-supplement interaction data
‘Natural’ doesn’t always mean ‘safe’, and often herbal and botanical supplements have their share of side-effects, especially when combined with medications.
Archives for September 24, 2019
Study links low Vitamin D status with depression among military personnel
A retrospective study published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition found a link among military personnel between low Vitamin D status and depression.
NSF to start offering hemp/CBD testing, certification
NSF International has unveiled a new certification program for the hemp industry, which the organization says will help address the ongoing quality questions in this sector.
Designs For Health launches health aging product based on annatto derivative
Practitioner channel specialist Designs For Health has launched what it believes will be a strong contender in the healthy aging category with Annatto-GG, which is an offshoot of natural vitamin E manufacture.
Polaris announces DHA-rich algal oil now approved for EU sale
Polaris is now permitted to sell its concentrated, purified algal omega-3 oil throughout Europe as the French firm receives official authorisation.
‘Fundamentally flawed’: NZ industry body demands research paper’s removal from med journal
Trade body Natural Health Products New Zealand has called for the removal of a research paper which claimed that six out of 10 of the country’s best-selling fish oil products contained less omega-3 fatty acids than what was stated.