Probiotic DE111 supports GI Health in daycare-attending children
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes has announced advancements in probiotic research for children’s health.
Archives for January 7, 2021
NPA urges FDA to stem tide of counterfeit products, move forward on CBD
Federal regulators could do more to protect consumers by using existing import authorities as well as moving forward on hemp/CBD regulation, the National Products Association has said.
Babybel goes functional with vitamins and probiotics
To meet the rising consumer demand for functional products in 2021, Babybel is introducing a new range of functional dairy snacks in the US this month in two varieties, Babybel Plus+ Probiotic and Babybel Plus+ Vitamins.
Scientists create international definition for fermented food
A team of scientists organised by ISAPP has created the first international consensus definition for fermented foods.
Gut organisms’ metabolism effect a basis for T2D-specific probiotics, say researchers
Organisms living in the gut microbiome could become probiotic remedies for type 2 diabetes as researchers use a data-driven approach to identify species with beneficial effects on the host metabolism.
ISSN reemphasises position on caffeine as a potent aid to sporting performance
The International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) is backing caffeine use in sports stating the stimulant is particularly effective in prolonged aerobic-type activities and brief duration, high-intensity exercise.
Synbiotic strategy: Probiotic and prebiotic supplementation may reduce mortality in pre-term infants – Australian meta-analysis
Probiotic and prebiotic supplementation may reduce the mortality rate of pre-term infants if given in their first few months of life, an Australian meta-analysis has found.