Chlorella supplements may support immune function during intensive training
Intense training and exercise are known to disturb the immune system. A new study from England suggests that supplements containing the algae Chlorella pyrenoidosa may help.
Archives for September 26, 2018
Personalized nutrition in the spotlight
Food selfies and data: Nutrino wants to make personalized nutrition easier for users
A mathematician and an engineer bootstrapped a nutrition-tech company about seven years ago. Their goal was to create a platform that documents the diverse ways human bodies extract nutrition from food.
Fibersol-2 may boost bifidobacteria count by almost 40%: ADM study
Dietary supplementation with Fibersol-2, a fermentable functional fiber, may boost levels of beneficial bifidobacteria levels in the intestine and feces and increase stool bulk, says a new clinical trial.
Traditional diets may be better for children's gut microbiome than modern foods: Japanese-Thai study
Modern dietary changes have affected gut microbiota functionality in children, who might benefit from more traditional, plant-based diets, according to researchers in Japan and Thailand.
Vitafoods Asia 2018
The future of formula: Education, not promotion, the key to success with consumers and regulators — DuPont
A forward-thinking approach to infant formula is required to properly benefit both industry and consumers in Asia-Pacific's diverse markets, and must be supported by extensive research and strong co-operation with regulators.