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Test on Hydrolyzed Collagen Shows Resoundingly High Bioavailability

Regardless of the animal collagen peptides are sourced from, hydrolysis enhanced overall absorption rates in an in vitro and human study.

04.07.20

Pharmactive Adopts Saffron Through ABC's Adopt-an-Herb Program

The company will now oversee the incorporation of scientific literature on the herb in ABC’s HerbMedPro database.

04.07.20

Reservatrol Linked to Cognitive Aging Reversal in Long-Term Study

The trial, involving 125 postmenopausal women, was the largest of its kind performed on the ingredient.

04.07.20

Study on Kidney Disease Suggests Vitamin K2 Mitigates Vascular Aging

It is believed that a novel treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease could one day include vitamin K2 supplementation.

04.01.20

Stress Can Have Lasting Impacts on Sperm and Men's Offspring

Biological pathways to maturing sperm cells change dramatically in response to men’s experience of long-term stress.

03.31.20

Researchers Predict EPA Drug Could Prevent 70,000 Deaths Per Year in U.S.

The analysis expanded upon a well-known trial called REDUCE-IT, which evaluated the use of icosapent ethyl in 8,000 patients.

03.31.20

PEA May Improve Muscle Recovery After Exercise

Biomarkers indicating exercise-induced muscle damage were reduced in trial participants who used Levagen+ after performing sets of leg presses.

03.31.20

Walking on Eggshells: Trial Shows Arthritis Improvements in Eggshell Membrane Supplementation

Using Stratum’s Natural Eggshell Membrane (NEM), researchers saw improvements taking place across short- and long-term eggshell membrane supplementation.

03.30.20

Researchers Call For Further Investigation Into Nutrition and Gut Microbiome

Little has been done to comprehend the nature of interactions between the gut microbiome and nutrition, or how that relationship influences disease.

03.26.20

Do Annatto Tocotrienols Help Fight Obesity? Stay Tuned to Find Out

DeltaGold Tocotrienols will be used in an upcoming study to evaluate the role of tocotrienols in obesity, inflammation, and weight loss.

03.25.20

Study Shows Algae Astaxanthin Interacts Beneficially with Immune Function

In young, lean, healthy women, this carotenoid demonstrated its potency as a free radical antioxidant with a host of immune-influencing activities.

Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor, Nutraceuticals World 03.25.20

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Lean Male Weightlifters Need Much More Protein than Current Daily Recommended Values

Researchers confirm that lean, male weightlifters need much more protein than daily recommended values to reach whole-body anabolism.

03.24.20

Some, But Not Too Much Fish Is Best for a Prenatal Diet

A study found that the recommendation of eating fish one to three times weekly while pregnant is optimal for a child's metabolic profile.

03.24.20

Seniors With Good Vitamin D Levels More Likely to Walk After Hip Fracture

Though vitamin D is known to boost mobility, the biological mechanisms have not yet been determined.

03.23.20

GOED Webinar on Omega-3 Consumer Research April 30

The webinar will highlight the latest research on omega-3 consumer trends, as told through market research spanning 26 countries.

03.23.20

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Mintel Shares Observations on COVID-19 Related Consumer Changes

Lifestyle impacts stand out as the top concern for obvious reasons. How do brands address a locked-down population?

03.20.20

Study Suggests Formula Matters in CoQ10 Supplements

Among a small pool of participants, CoQ10 was best absorbed in a water-soluble form.

By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor, Nutraceuticals World 03.17.20

Study Yields Deeper Understanding of Neuron Changes After a Meal

The inhibitory function of the “satiety circuit” in the brain is where the most change occurs.

03.16.20

Athletes Who Play Indoor Sports at Risk of Vitamin D Deficiency

Injury and poor performance are possible due to medical issues caused by poor nutrition

03.16.20

Research on Mice Identifies Liver Changes from Intermittent Fasting

Acccording to researchers at the University of Sydney, these findings will lead to optimal dietary interventions in cancer, cardiovascular, and diabetes treatments.

03.16.20