Two drug trial failures not good news for omega-3s sector
The omega-3s sector has endured a bad week with the announcement of the failure of clinical trials of two high profile drugs—one based of fish oil and the other on krill.
Archives for January 15, 2020
Researcher: “We could sculpt the human gut microbiome with common dietary compounds”
When it comes to the complex community inside the gut microbiome, scientists have more questions than answers. What is known is that diet impacts the microbiota, with food behind the formation of the microbial flora within the human gut.
Shifting attitudes in video game market pave way for esport nutrition offerings
Ingredients by Nature is going for the win by introducing supplements to help support a healthy gaming lifestyle.
EDITOR'S SPOTLIGHT: SCIENCE AND REGULATION
EFSA warns THC levels of hemp-containing supplements exceed safety limit
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) warns of consequences to the heart and cardiovascular system as a result of consuming large amounts of hemp products that includes supplements, teas and energy drinks.
Bayer and Azitra partnership looks to develop skin microbiome products for eczema
German pharma firm Bayer is to enter a joint development agreement with Azitra that uses the skin microbiome as a basis for new skin care products that address a range of skin conditions.
NutraIngredients Awards 2020
Botanical energy booster reveals soluble solution to boost business across Europe
As the deadline to enter the NutraIngredients Award looms, a 2019 winner sings the praises of the event and reveals a major business breakthrough set to open doors across Europe.
Flavonoid from citrus fruits may help prevent kidney disease progression – Japan study
Researchers from Japan have found a promising flavonoid in citrus fruit that could help prevent the progression of kidney disease.