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Dietary Treatment More Effective than Medicines for IBS
Both low-FODMAP and low carb/high fat/high protein diets reduced symptoms significantly more than medications over a month-long period.04.23.24
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Dietary Supplements | Healthy Aging | Medical Nutrition | Proteins, Peptides, Amino Acids | Research | Weight Management/Weight Loss
How to Maintain Healthy Muscle While on a Fat-Loss Regimen with HMB
VP of Business Development Shawn Baier explains how TSI Groups’ myHMB can help and who can benefit.Videos04.15.24
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Herbs & Botanicals | Inflammation | Medical Nutrition | Research News
FDA Approves Study on Aloe Vera as Potential Interstitial Cystitis Treatment
Desert Harvest's Super-Strength Aloe Vera could become the first IC treatment alternative to the drug Elmiron.Online Exclusives By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor 04.11.24
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Cardiovascular Health | Flavors & Colors | Medical Nutrition | Sweeteners
Sweetened Beverages Linked to Atrial Fibrillation Risk
Drinking two liters or more per week of artificially-sweetened beverages was associated with a 20% higher risk of irregular heart rhythm.03.11.24
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Herbs & Botanicals | Immune Function | Medical Nutrition | Research | Research News
Squalene Supplementation Reduced Mortality, Re-Hospitalization Rates in COVID-19
In 602 patients tracked from November 2021 to January 2022, squalene appeared to be helpful as a novel adjunct treatment for hospitalized patients.03.04.24
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Antioxidants | Delivery & Dosage Technologies | Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition
Liposomal CoQ10 Ingredient Linked to Improvements in Statin Side Effects
In 60 subjects with statin-induced asthenia, Indena’s CoQ10 Phytosome was linked to improvements in physical performance.02.27.24
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Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition | Research
Research Fraud Runs Rampant in the Nutrition Field
Critical thinking and careful review for warning signs can help identify scientific misconduct and fraud.By Erik Goldman, Holistic Primary Care 02.15.24
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Fatty Acids | Inflammation | Medical Nutrition | Research | Research News
PEA May Reduce Severity, Duration of Migraines: Study
In a clinical study, 600 mg of Gencor’s Levagen+ PEA significantly reduced self-reported migraine symptoms in 64 participants.02.08.24
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Cognitive Function | Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition | Vitamins
High Vitamin D Status/Supplementation Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk
In 269,229 senior UK Biobank participants, those who used vitamin D supplements and those with high blood concentrations were less likely to have dementia.02.07.24
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Breaking News | Healthcare Trends | Medical Nutrition | Supplier News
Barentz Enters Distribution Agreement for Ashland's Vialose Parenteral Excipient
The trehalose dihydrate parenteral excipient will enable pharma/biopharma customers’ access to its functional ingredients.02.05.24
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Breaking News | Cardiovascular Health | Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition | Research News | Vitamins
Vitamin K2 and D May be Beneficial in Coronary Artery Calcification
In a study of 304 participants, those with no prior ischemic heart disease saw significantly slowed CAC scores compared to placebo over two years.02.01.24
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Breaking News | Diabetes & Blood Sugar Management | Dietary Supplements | Herbs & Botanicals | Medical Nutrition | Research News
Cinnamon Supplements May Offer Blood Sugar Benefits
In obese and overweight prediabetic individuals, cinnamon appeared to reduce blood glucose after four weeks of treatment.02.01.24
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Digestive Health | Medical Nutrition | Probiotics & Prebiotics | Research News | Skin Health
Synbiotic Linked to Improvements in Mild Atopic Dermatitis
Three strains, combined with a prebiotic fiber, improved itching, lesions, and other signs of eczema in 144 participants.01.29.24
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Breaking News | Cardiovascular Health | Medical Nutrition | Omega-3s | Research News
High Omega-3 Index Linked to Reduced Stroke Risk
The highest quintile for EPA status had a 17% reduced stroke risk, across 29 studies involving 183,000 people.01.16.24
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Antioxidants | Dietary Supplements | Healthcare Trends | Herbs & Botanicals | Immune Function | Medical Nutrition | Natural/Organic
Bee&You Is A Busy Bee in Promoting Sustainable Practices and Biodiversity
In 2034, the personal care brand aims to have a lasting impact on environmental conservation and public awareness swarming around bee preservation.Online Exclusives By Lianna Albrizio, Assistant Editor 01.09.24
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Breaking News | Herbs & Botanicals | Medical Nutrition | Research | Supplier News | Women's Health
Brightseed Receives Grant to Improve EED Outcomes in Undernourished Mothers
The grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation will support the company using AI to screen and study plant bioactives.12.19.23
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Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Healthy Aging | Industry & Market News | Medical Nutrition | Omega-3s
OmegaQuant Receives Grant to Study Fatty Acids to Predict Dementia
The company and the nonprofit Fatty Acid Research Institute hope to develop a tool to screen for impending cases of dementia.12.14.23
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Breaking News | Diabetes & Blood Sugar Management | Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition | Research News | Vitamins
Tocotrienol Supplementation May Aid Liver Function in Diabetes, MASL Patients
A pilot trial on 34 participants found that treatment with tocotrienols was associated with improved liver enzymes, fatty liver, and liver stiffness.12.04.23
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Healthcare Trends | Industry & Market News | Medical Nutrition
CRN-International Announces New Publication Identifying Global Nutrient Gaps
The report summarizes findings from its annual Scientific Symposium in Germany.12.04.23
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Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Medical Nutrition | Research | Research News
Chromadex’s Niagen NR Tested in Phase 1 Parkinson's Study
The NAD+ booster was well-tolerated at up to 3,000 mg/day, and improved the clinical severity of symptoms in 20 Parkinson’s disease patients.12.01.23
