Soluble fibers may curb hunger and counter inflammation in overweight people: Human data
Prebiotic supplements may reduce appetite, food intake, and inflammation in overweight adults, says a new study from France.
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Something about dairy? Delivery vehicle boosts probiotic efficacy: Studies
Probiotics are more effective when ingested with dairy products, UC Davis research suggests.
EC supplements report: Need greater harmony in internet age
A European Commission report has concluded the EU food supplements market remains fragmented but member state actions in areas like botanicals and maximum levels for some vitamins and minerals were worthy of replication, especially as internet trading...
Quinoa's protein potential: From healthy whole food to versatile ingredient
After years in the making, quinoa protein concentrate will be the latest plant-based protein to be commercialised, competing with the likes of whey, soy and pea.
EFSA confirms safety of synthetic oligosaccharides in infant, follow-on formula
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has confirmed the safety of two synthetic oligosaccharides - opening the door for their use in infant and follow-on formula.
‘Ancient, mystical fruit’: Nestlé patents pomegranate skin extract for metabolic syndrome
Nestlé has filed an international patent for pomegranate skin extract as a strategy against metabolic syndrome, in particular fatty liver disease.
Spread the word: Peanut butter delivers probiotics through gastrointestinal jeopardy
Peanut butter could be a novel way of protecting probiotics as they pass through the gastrointestinal passage, say researchers.