Nutrigenomix launches 70-gene test for personalized nutrition
The expanded panel adds to the biohacking toolkit, which will assist dietitians in making DNA-based dietary recommendations tailored to specific needs and goals.
Archives for June 17, 2020
FDA study finds hidden synthetic ingredients, poor quality control in bitter orange supplements
A US Food and Drug Administration study reveals that a number of the products it tested labeled as ‘bitter orange’ did not meet label claim for synephrine content and more than 10% contained undeclared synthetic ingredients.
Nutrabolt sees strong bounce backs in the mass and digital channels, but uncertainty around specialty continues
Texas-based Nutrabolt, which owns the Cellucor C4 and Xtend brands, is seeing strong bounce back in multiple channels, and is making investments to evolve with changing consumer channels.
FitBiomics CEO: ‘First athlete-derived probiotics to hit the market within a year, if not sooner’
Biotech start-up FitBiomics is close to launching a product containing probiotics mined from the most fit and healthy people on the planet: Elite athletes. The company’s co-founder and CEO gave us the inside track on how and why.
Stem cell study shows how fish oil may help with depression
A stem cell study into the effectiveness of different antidepressants has concluded fish oil creates an antidepressant response similar to that seen from prescribed medicines.