Paper validates approach GOED took in developing ‘first of its kind’ omega-3s research database
Industry group GOED has published a paper validated a new database of omega-3 research, which is a first of its kind.
Archives for July 11, 2022
Vertosa, University of Massachusetts Amherst join forces to study CBG
Researchers say there are more questions than answers surrounding the minor cannabinoid, so the partnership signifies a step in the right direction.
JISSN returns, Rick Kreider, PhD gives update
The journal recently switched publishers—a move that has caused some growing pains but is already paying off, according to Kreider.
Quercetin plus exercise may boost muscle quality vs exercise alone: Study
Quercetin supplements combined with low-intensity resistance exercise may improve measures of muscle stiffness in older people and may benefit those at risk of sarcopenia.
Lactobacillus sakei Probio 65: The Ideal Skin probiotic
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L. sakei Probio 65 is a unique probiotic for children and adults that is shown to manage atopic dermatitis through creating a healthy, balanced gut-skin axis.
Organic, Plant-Derived Vitamins Developed to Meet Growing Demand
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The global botanical supplement market is projected to continue to experience strong growth, rising from a value of $48.01 billion in 2021 to an estimated $51.48 billion in 2022. This growth has also been enjoyed by the global vitamin and minerals market...
Cloudpharm and Cosmos in new gut microbiome-focused pact to address obesity
Greek biopharmaceutical firm Cloudpharm is to team up with Cosmos Holdings in a deal that harnesses the gut microbiome as a basis to develop products addressing obesity.