Energy drinks increase hyperactivity in children: Study
Children who drink sweetened energy drinks are 66% more likely to be at risk from hyperactivity and inattention symptoms, according to a study in the journal Academic Pediatrics.
Archives for February 10, 2015
EFSA issues immune and gut health claim guidance; 'It will be better for all concerned'
EFSA has issued a long-awaited immune and gut health claim guidance document it says draws on years of dossier assessment and includes biomarker updates, but a leading consultant was left unimpressed saying it “does not provide big news”.
Vitamin E linked to lower heart attack risk, but only if used alone?
Supplements of vitamin E may reduce the risk of myocardial infarction, says a new meta-analysis of 16 randomized clinical trials, but the effects seem to be canceled out when given other antioxidants.
Scandinavian herring roe starting to deliver on omega-3 promise
Herring by-products like immature roe are proving a bountiful source for omega-3s in Norway, with research showing strong market potential.
Special edition: Botanicals
Butein potential: Research review outlines case for butein as a ‘modern nutraceutical’
The simple polyphenol butein has strong nutraceutical value and is a ‘promising candidate’ for incorporation into health products geared at preventing and supporting a variety of health conditions, say researchers.
Giusto Faravelli reaches final of European Business Award
Italian company, Giusto Faravelli, has reached the final of the European Business Awards.
Sports nutrition specialists eye 'Big Energy' with formula innovations
Specialist sports nutrition firms are using sector knowledge to compete in the energy drinks space that is dominated by the 'Big Energy' beverage giants.