Pomegranate extract may stop inflammation, says Bugs
A study with rabbits indicates that extracts from pomegranate may inhibit inflammation, and positively effect chronic disease risk.
Archives for June 12, 2008
Industry junks St John's wort ADHD study
A study that found St John's wort was ineffective in positively affecting children suffering from attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been heavily criticized by industry for being badly designed.
New wine flour fortifies bread, extends shelf-life
A wine flour set to enter the US market can deliver a healthy profile to baked goods, through the addition of antioxidants, fiber and fatty acids, while also extending shelf-life, according to its manufacturer.
Asia meets over health claims regulations
A seminar attended by key government and industry figures in Singapore has highlighted claim issues in south east Asia and given insights into managing the legislative change occurring in the region.
Burgundy seeks herbals exposure after parent sells
Burgundy Botanical Extracts is continuing its transition from a third-party supplier of herbal extracts to a "name player" after its ownership was concentrated in the hands of one company.
Citrus extracts show promise for heart health: pilot study
Extracts from tree bark and citrus may boost the heart health and improve weight management among people with osteoarthritis, according to results of a pilot study.