More fat means less hair, study suggests
Heart disease, diabetes and sleep apnea are just a few of the conditions associated with unhealthy eating habits. New research suggests we can add hair loss to that list.
Archives for October 4, 2021
The role of probiotic formulations in COVID-19: when science backs it up
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Probiotics and human diseases, many promises but limited results Probiotics contain microorganisms, similar to the beneficial microbes naturally occurring in the human gut, the so-called microbiota. Like our natural microbial partners, probiotics can...
Marketing-minded lads shake-up the stagnant prenatal space
Two young rugby-loving lads with a shared passion for health have become the unlikely duo behind a prenatal supplements startup which aims to shake up the category with fresh tech and a modern business model.
NutriLeads launches upcycled carrot-derived ingredient for immune support
Dutch health ingredients company, NutriLeads, has officially launched its immune health ingredient derived from upcycled carrot pomace for use in supplements and functional food & beverages.
How freshwater collagen is moving anti-aging into the circular beauty era
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Circular beauty is reshaping the nutricosmetics industry. Today, products need to do more than just provide beauty from within; they also need to be good for people and the planet.
Ginseng linked to improved bone health in postmenopausal women
In a recent randomised clinical trial, intake of 3g of ginseng extract per day over 12 weeks improved bone metabolism and arthritis symptoms in postmenopausal women with osteopenia.
Marketing advice: Time for a healthy Tik Tok trend
Brands in the health and nutrition space are failing to make use of the oldest marketing tool in the book - word of mouth - and in this era of social media that opportunity is bigger than ever.
Sports nutrition report points to protein versatility as way to achieve product success
Protein’s health halo remains firmly in place as a report identifies protein-based Ready to Drink (RTD) and protein type/content as prime category opportunities to excel in the growing sports nutrition category.