Resveratrol’s anti-inflammatory mechanism may explain ‘French paradox’
New research outlining the biological pathways that activate an anti-inflammatory effect could provide a mechanism for the suggested cardiac benefits of the resveratrol.
Archives for December 5, 2014
Low vitamin E may be linked to greater miscarriage risk
Vitamin E deficiency may be linked to a greater risk of miscarriage among pregnant women, according to research from Bangladesh.
SPECIAL EDITION 2014, BEVERAGE SWEETENER INNOVATION
Stevia sweetness + new health benefits: Mintel analyst sees future potential
Mintel says the presence of nutritionally beneficial compounds could see stevia-based sweeteners of the future that combine functional benefits as well as calorie-free sweetness.
Ganeden probiotic may boost post-exercise recovery: Pilot data
Consuming Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086 (GanedenBC30) in combination with protein may blunt muscle damage after intense exercise and boost recovery, according to findings from a pilot study.
Trust me, I'm a doctor: European omega-3 consumption depends on physician backing, GOED
Lack of a recommendation from a doctor, taste and price are all top deterrences for European consumers reluctant to take omega-3 – but sustainability is not a key concern, according to the results of a seven-country survey from the Global Organization...