Flavonoids reduce exercise-induced oxidative stress
Sports drinks rich in antioxidants could reduce exercise-induced oxidative stress (EIOS), reports new research.
Archives for January 30, 2006
Junk food marketers target kids with dirty tricks
Snack food advertisers should be banned from targeting children with underhand advertising campaigns that parents are oblivious to, says a new report.
NKO awareness builds strong results for Neptune
Increasing sales of NKO and a tight hold on the purse strings are helping Neptune Technologies on its way to profitability. The Canadian biotech reduced its loses in the second by 25 percent to $380,000, while sales rose 22 percent to $1.45 million.
Child nutrition study gets £9 million boost
Researchers from Bristol have been awarded almost £9 million (€13 million)to continue research into child nutrition, a study that has already delivered glowing results for omega-3.
Nutraceuticals behind choline demand, says Spanish producer
Choline salt specialist Algry Quimica has indicated that demand for its choline derivatives is continuing to rise thanks to growing awareness of their uses in nutraceuticals.
Weekly Comment
Time to ditch the FFQ
Little wonder consumers are confused about which foods are good for them, and which bad, when scientists use methods with almost no chance of meaningful results.
First LitoZin-containing product reaches retail
Joint health ingredient LitoZin, derived from Danish rose hips, is set to reach shelves in the US next month in the form of Blue Spring Wellness' JointVital.