Oily fish during pregnancy shows immune boosting potential for infants
Consuming a couple of servings of salmon per week during the third trimester of pregnancy may influence immune system health in the infants, says a new study.
Archives for January 18, 2012
Academics attempt to bridge probiotic science and marketing gap
“Currently, there is a gap between the point where the biomedical science ends (with the publication of a paper in a scientific journal) and the point where the business begins (with the claim for a health benefit).”
Vitamin D may help functioning of ageing in eyes: Study
Supplementation with vitamin D3 could help to reduce the effects of ageing on vision, and may help to combat age related eye diseases, according to new research in mice.
Mate extract may slash body fat levels, says Frutarom study
An extract from green mate may help reduce body fat more than placebo, according to new results from a randomized placebo-controlled human study.
Study: “Geranium oils do not contain DMAA-MHA”
Geranium oils do not contain the stimulant DMAA-MHA, according to new research that once again questions the study often cited by pre-workout and weight loss supplements claiming it does.