NutraCast Podcast: Lux Research on digital biomarkers in personalized nutrition
Digital biomarkers are changing the health and wellness space and are a big piece of the personalized nutrition puzzle.
Archives for January 22, 2021
Paper summarizing antiviral evidence for botanical ingredients becomes global touchstone
A recent review paper that summarizes what’s known about the antiviral effects of various botanical ingredients has generated keen interest among researchers, according to one of the authors.
BLC launches solution for tailored infant formula as it spots growing personalization trend
Fats and oils specialist Bunge Loders Croklaan (BLC) has unveiled a new premium lipid ingredient for baby formula which it claims allows manufacturers to get closer than ever before to the gold standard of mother’s milk.
News in Brief
Rousselot launches MSC-certified marine collagen peptides
Collagen industry leaders Rousselot have launched MSC certified marine collagen peptides sourced from 100% wild-caught fish.
Mediterranean diets linked to delayed onset of Parkinson’s
New research from the University of British Columbia has added to a growing body of evidence linking Mediterranean diets with slower neurodegeneration.
Twin study suggests microbial influence on food allergies
Healthy and allergic twins exhibit distinct faecal microbial profiles, adding weight to idea that the microbiome may play a protective role in food allergies, according to a new study conducted by the University of Chicago and Stanford University,.
Nutrition Asia Video Series
WATCH: Activated Probiotics and Chr Hansen on studying probiotics for immunity, atopic conditions and sleep
In this month’s edition of Nutrition Asia we shine the spotlight on two firms – Australian brand Activated Probiotics and global supplier Chr Hansen – which are assessing the potential of probiotics to aid immunity, atopic conditions, and sleep.