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Probiota 2025: Early bird discount end this month!

Probiota 2025: Early bird discount end this month!

By Stephen Daniells

With expert speakers confirmed from Ani Biome, the Lawson Health Research Institute, Örebro University, ETH Zurich, dsm-firmenich, Novonesis, IFF, Morinaga, Kerry, and more, the upcoming Probiota 2025 is not to be missed.

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Wine-making by-product improves eye health in diabetics: Study

By Olivia Haslam

Maltodextrinated Grape Pomace Extract (MaGPE) supplementation reduces retinal swelling and oxidative stress, improving visual outcomes in diabetic retinopathy (DR) patients, according to new research published in the journal Nutrients.

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Mixed protein may drive better golf performance: RCT

By Stephen Daniells

A combination of calcium casein, whey protein and pea protein isolate may significantly boost your golf swing, including driver distance and driver ball speed, says a new study from South Korea.

Magnesium may mitigate muscle soreness

Magnesium may mitigate muscle soreness

By Asia Sherman

Magnesium is essential for muscle function, but few studies have investigated whether it might help mitigate muscle soreness in physically active individuals when consumed as supplement on its own.

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NR may improve functional mobility for Individuals with PAD

By Stephen Daniells

The potential vascular benefits of nicotinamide riboside (NR) supplementation may extend to people with Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), with a new study showing that six months of NR could boost functional mobility.

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Study supports Vertebene for spine function

By Olivia Haslam

Consumption of a multi-nutrient supplement might not only stabilize lumbar osteochondrosis progression but may also potential increase intervertebral disc volumes, according to a new study.

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Kaempferol may boost physical activity, sleep quality: Study

By Priyom Bose

Daily consumption of kaempferol, a plant flavonoid, may induce behavioral changes, such as an increase in physical activity (PA) and the number of recreational weekend outings, which improve sleep quality, says a new study.

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