Dietary fiber intake inversely related to depression symptoms in US adults, study suggests
After analyzing data from a national US survey, researchers in China suggest that dietary fiber intake may be inversely related to depression symptoms.
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Probiotic and prebiotic combo may reduce obesity-related symptoms, rat study suggests
Researchers in Thailand suggest that long-term consumption of a probiotic and prebiotic combo may improve obesity-related metabolic symptoms like insulin resistance, based on their study on rats.
Report urges more private sector action to achieve UN's global nutrition goals
A new report has highlighted the role of the private sector in tackling global malnutrition, calling on businesses to be responsible and incentivised to reduce the 3 million deaths annually from malnutrition and vitamin deficiencies.
Nordic Group: Nutrigenomics needs to be 'done with integrity' - it's too early for direct consumer models
Nutrigenomics is gaining plenty of attention but it remains extremely complex and unadapted to direct-to-consumer models, says the MD of Nordic Group – owner of DNA Life and more recently AthGene.
China now one of 'most important players' in global probiotics market as sales top $8bn: IPA
China has cemented its status as one of the world’s most important global players, according to industry body the International Probiotics Association (IPA), with data revealing that nearly half of all APAC sales come from the country.
Probiota Asia: World-leading probiotics summit returns to Singapore — calls for abstracts
NutraIngredients-Asia is delighted to announce that the second Asia edition of the global probiotics and prebiotics summit, Probiota, will be held in Singapore in October.
Fonterra remains tight-lipped over Beingmate's infant formula controversy in China
Fonterra has denied allegations that its China partner Beingmate's infant formula contains additives from unlicensed suppliers, insisting that recent case was a 'technical issue' and not a food safety issue.