Archives for April 27, 2006

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Nestlé Nutrition obtains option for Phospha E food

By  Jess Halliday

Nestle Nutrition may develop products for metabolic syndrome using Phospha E, an advanced form of vitamin E that has shown promise in protecting against and alleviating the condition in animal trials.

New trial to test "secret herb" for hot flushes

By  Stephen Daniells

Researchers from the University of Manchester are to test a "secret herb" to stop the hot flushes associated with hormonal therapy for breast cancer sufferers.

Nutritional Products spears growth for DSM cluster

By  staff reporter

DSM Nutrition has reported five per cent growth in both sales and operating profits in Q1 2005 - a result that sits well with an excellent picture for the group overall and could point towards another positive year.

Door closes on antioxidants for pregnancy complications?

By  Stephen Daniells

Another study has concluded that a combination of vitamins C and E do not help reduce the risk of pregnancy complication pre-eclampsia, but a leading charity has voiced hope that the door is not closed and that research with these nutrients will continue.

BASF trails CoQ10 double whammy for supplements

By  staff reporter

BASF is introducing two new grades of coenzyme Q10 in the US next week, which it says makes it the first company to offer customers a choice between formulations for use in multivitamin tablets and for softgels.