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Low Omega-3 Index Associated with Faster Brain Aging

Results from the third generation of the Framingham Offspring study cohort suggest EPA and DHA are linked to higher hippocampal volumes.

10.06.22

Animal Study Finds Dry Eye Benefits for Capsanthin Ingredient

Unibar’s CapsiClear ingredient was reported to reduce corneal inflammation, intraocular pressure, and improve tear regeneration in an animal model.

10.06.22

Dietary Supplements | Herbs & Botanicals | Omega-3s | Research | Sports Nutrition

Black Seed Oil with Omega-3 Linked to Immune, Mood Benefits in Endurance Runners

The study evaluated several immune and stress response parameters in marathon runners.

10.05.22

ISSFAL Issues Statement Acknowledging Relationship Between Omega-3s and Preterm Birth

The organization concluded there is strong evidence for the role of these nutrients in preterm birth prevention.

10.04.22

Seaweed Science: Marine Compounds Offer Sustainable, Science-Based Solutions for Healthy Aging

A number of countries with extensive marine areas, like Australia, have made significant investments into ‘the blue economy.’

By Amanda Mackinnon, Marketing & Communications Manager, Marinova Pty Ltd 10.03.22

Herbs & Botanicals | Mood Health & Sleep | Research

Cannabinoids Confer Sleep Benefits Similar to Melatonin, Study Finds

The study on CBD, and combinations containing CBD and other rare cannabinoids was history’s largest IRB-approved clinical trial on cannabis extracts to date.

09.27.22

Algae Ingredient Linked to Reductions in Stress, Upper Respiratory Complaints in Athletes

Solabia-Algatech’s ingredient AstaPure Arava was tested in athletes against several parameters of immune function, feelings of wellbeing, and stress.

09.21.22

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Herbs & Botanicals | Research News | Weight Management/Weight Loss

Pomegranate Extract May Induce Feelings of Satiety

Compared to placebo, subjects who took Euromed’s Pomanox with a pomegranate juice preload were more full and satisfied with test meals in a new study.

09.21.22

Nutraceuticals for Healthy and Restful Sleep

GABA, Apocynum venetum, and glycine have different mechanisms of action, which is important when creating a formula that addresses multiple sleep issues.

By Gene Bruno, MS, MHS, RH(AHG), VP, Scientific and Regulatory Affairs, NutraScience Labs 09.20.22

Sunfiber Prebiotic Ingredient Linked to Common Cold Benefits

Changes induced in the gut were linked to significant reductions in self-reported cold-like symptoms compared to placebo.

09.20.22

Research and Development – Barrington, IL

The Director of Research and Development is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing the organization's research

Cognitive Health Benefits Found for Older Adults with Multivitamin/Mineral Supplementation

Review of COSMOS data suggested that three years of MVM supplementation reduced cognitive aging by 1.8 years compared to baseline.

Online Exclusives By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor 09.19.22

Breaking News | Cancer Risk | Research | Research News | Sweeteners

Sugar-Sweetened Drinks Linked to Risk of Certain Cancer Types

A team of researchers at the American Cancer Society analyzed data from over 900,000 cancer-free study participants.

09.15.22

Breaking News | Pet Nutraceuticals | Research | Research News | Skin Health

In Vitro Study Finds Pet Skin Health Benefits of Two Ingredients

Bioiberica’s proprietary Biosfeen and Dermial ingredients showed promise in factors related to atopic dermatitis.

09.14.22

Trial on Vitamin K2 and D3’s Effect on Diabetes Announced

A large scale, multi-center study by Scotmann Pharmaceuticals will investigate the nutrients’ impact on people taking diabetes medication.

09.08.22

Formulating for Weight Loss Products

Developers of weight loss nutraceuticals have a wide range of mechanisms to target with safe, efficacious ingredients.

By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor 09.08.22

Beauty IO MarketWatch: Report Calls for Ecological Risk Assessment of UV Filters Found in Sunscreen

Decision-makers need more information as they navigate protecting both the environment and human health.

09.01.22

U.S. Could Save Billions on Healthcare Costs with Broader Dietary Supplement Use

The U.S. invests less than 3% of total healthcare expenditures on preventive services.

08.31.22

NIH Study: Black Tea Associated With Modest Health Benefits in UK Population

Large and comprehensive analysis found higher tea intake was associated with lower mortality risk among those drinking 2 or more cups per day.

08.30.22

Animal Study Finds Mechanism of Action for Urox Ingredient

The dietary supplement was investigated for its ability to reduce overactive bladder symptoms.

08.25.22

Pycnogenol Shown to Help Relieve Symptoms of Restless Legs Syndrome

After four weeks, subjects taking 150 mg of French maritime pine bark extract per day showed significant improvement in prominent symptoms.

08.23.22

Study Finds GI, Respiratory Benefit in Prebiotic Supplementation Among Elite Athletes

Ingredient supplier Clasado Biosciences will present the results of the study at the European College of Sports Science Conference.

08.23.22

Annatto Tocotrienol Shown to Improve Weight Loss and Inflammation Markers in Patients with NAFLD

Delta-tocotrienol from annatto decreased biomarkers associated with fatty liver disease, according to a published clinical study.

08.19.22

Vitamin A Deficiency: 53% of Primary School Children in Rural Malaysia Found to be Malnourished

Vitamin A is essential for healthy vision, the immune system, reproduction and growth and development.

08.19.22

Vitamin K2 May Ameliorate Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

K2 in the form of Menaquinone-7 alleviated depression and other comorbidities of PCOS in a group of 84 women.

08.15.22

Vitamin D May Prevent Changes to Liver Enzymes and Lipid Profile After Exhaustive Exercise

A small trial on overweight women with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease found that a daily dose of vitamin D offered hepatoprotective benefits.

08.15.22

Omega-3 Fatty Acids Linked to Reduced Episodes of Depression

There appears to be a dose-dependent relationship between daily omega-3 consumption and episodes of depression, according to a longitudinal study.

08.15.22

Antioxidants | Delivery & Dosage Technologies | Herbs & Botanicals | Minerals | Research

Fact or Myth: Antioxidants Negatively Impact Iron Absorption

Recent studies show curcumin administered in the bioavailable form HydroCurc® does not harm iron absorption or iron stores.

Caffeine-Free Energy Supplement Linked to Alertness, Fatigue Benefits

OmniActive Heatlh Technologies’ EnXtra improved subjects’ performances in a five-hour assessment.

08.10.22

Monk Fruit Sweetener May Have Prebiotic Activity, Study Finds

The sweetener, after being treated with enzymes, supported the growth of Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus species.

08.09.22

Dietary Supplements | Digestive Health | Probiotics & Prebiotics | Research

People with Low-Fiber Diets Benefit the Most from Fiber Supplements, Study Finds

Three different types of fiber all resulted in butyrate production in a group of 28 participants that was based on baseline fiber intake.

08.09.22

Breaking News | Cardiovascular Health | Medical Nutrition | Research | Research News

Gut Microbiome May Be Part of Link Between Red Meat and Heart Disease Risk

The chemicals produced during the digestion of L-carnitine may be part of the risk, according to researchers.

08.09.22

Food Processing for Health and Wellness

At IFT FIRST, a panel of researchers covered the benefits of upcycled materials and sustainable measures to produce health and wellness products.

Online Exclusives By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor 08.09.22

Antioxidants | Delivery & Dosage Technologies | Fiber & Carbohydrates | Functional Foods & Beverages | Research

Formulating for Nutrient Bioavailability

At IFT FIRST, food scientists discussed innovation and insights into how we digest, absorb, and utilize nutrients.

Online Exclusives By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor 08.09.22

Flower Pollen Extract Benefits Women’s Urinary Incontinence, Study Finds

The pollen extract, manufactured by Graminex, was assessed for multiple measures of incontinence and quality of life.

08.08.22

VITAL Ancillary Study Finds No Link Between Vitamin D and Bone Fracture Risk

Andrea Wong, PhD, SVP of scientific and regulatory affairs for CRN, said with no control for calcium, the results are highly limited.

08.02.22

Krill Oil Study Provides Evidence of Osteoarthritis Benefits

Adults between the ages of 45 and 60 experienced improved knee pain, stiffness, and physical function.

07.27.22

Immunobiotic Heat-Killed Bacteria Linked to Skin Benefits

Supplementation with House Wellness Foods’ HK L-137 resulted in skin hydration, and immune response within the skin.

07.25.22

Folic Acid Appears Beneficial in Type 2 Diabetes

A clinical study found benefits in blood sugar management in a group of 100 participants.

07.25.22

Vitamin D May Be Helpful in C. Difficile Infection Recovery

The first-time study on this interaction found that supplementation with vitamin D improved alpha diversity of the gut microbiome in recovery.

07.25.22

Fish Oil Supplementation Effects Exercise Response in Older Women with Sarcopenia

After the intervention, supplementation improved muscle growth and strength compared to placebo.

07.25.22

Lemon Flavonoid Complex Shown to Support Healthy Blood Glucose

Ingredients By Nature’s Eriomin reduced blood glucose levels by 5% by increasing GLP-1 by 17% and decreasing inflammatory markers.

07.25.22

Boswellia Serrata Extract Shown in Study to Support Joint Function in Five Days

PLT’s AprèsFlex was studied for its short-term effects on joint function in participants with knee osteoarthritis.

07.25.22

Curcuwin Ultra+ Linked to Positive Findings in Joint Health and Mobility Study

The research kicks off the U.S. launch of OmniActive’s new extract.

07.25.22

Seaweed Extract Could Offer Gastroenteritis Relief

The marine polysaccharide fucoidan may inhibit norovirus replication by enhancing innate immune response, a recent study showed.

07.18.22

Herbs & Botanicals | Men's Health | Research | Sports Nutrition

Saffron Extract May Offer Mental and Physical Benefits in Active Males

Pharmactive’s affron shown to offer increased exercise enjoyment and heart rate variability.

07.18.22

Dietary Supplements | Quality & Safety | Research

The FDA & American Medical Association’s Dietary Supplement ‘CMEar’ Job

With their resources, the AMA and FDA could have created something impactful on public health. Instead they opted to push out a smear job masquerading as CME.

By Erik Goldman, Holistic Primary Care 07.18.22

Breaking News | Mood Health & Sleep | Research | Research News

Frequent Fruit Consumption May Lead to Better Mental Wellbeing

Conversely, more frequent savory snacking associated with increased anxiety.

07.15.22

Breaking News | Marine Nutraceuticals | Supplier News

Aker BioMarine to Fund Further Research on Antarctic Ecosystem

Projects will aim to fill data gaps, particularly as climate change impacts in the region accelerate.

07.14.22

BC30 Probiotic Shown to Improve Absorption of Plant Protein

Kerry’s spore-forming probiotic led to higher total amino acid values, total essential amino acids, and higher than average levels of individual amino acids.

07.14.22

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