New research questions 20 gram protein intake limit during post-exercise recovery
The tissue-building response to ingesting protein during recovery from exercise has no upper limit in humans, according to a recent study.
Archives for January 10, 2024
NutraWomen Wednesday: Isabel Gómez, Global Marketing Manager, Lubrizol
Armed with a master's degree in chemical engineering, Isabel Gómez isn’t your typical global marketing manager. She has over 12 years of B2B marketing experience across diverse consumer goods sectors such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and nutraceuticals.
Omega-7 supplement rejuvenates skin from within: Study
An omega-7 supplement derived from Alaska pollock fish oil enhances skin function and appearance in women over the age of 40, according to a recent study.
Menopause and muscle mass: Study highlights need for increased protein intakes
Post-menopausal women consume significantly less protein and have poorer muscle quality compared to pre-menopausal women, according to a recent study.
New Zoe Gut Shot a 'big step forward' for gut health market
A probiotic kefir shot developed by the personalised nutrition scientists at Zoe has been hailed “a big step forward for the gut-health macro trend”, with industry pundits applauding the science-first product development approach.
Supplement inspections 'crucial' following potential consumer safety concerns
A recent analysis of consumer attitudes towards food supplements finds that food safety knowledge (FSK) significantly affects the behavioural intentions (BIs) towards supplement consumption, suggesting that increased transparency and consumer information...
Enter now! Join the 10th anniversary celebration of the NutraIngredients Awards
The NutraIngredients Awards are back with a bang in 2024 as we celebrate our 10th year honouring the best and brightest in ingredients, products, companies, people and projects across the dietary supplements industry.
Comvita studying Mānuka honey’s benefits on digestive health among functional dyspepsia patients
Comvita is studying the benefits of Mānuka honey on digestive health, after discovering a unique compound that could inhibit an enzyme matrix associated with various digestive inflammatory conditions.
NMN for infants: Meiji study suggests this could be ‘important nutrient’ for early childhood development
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) is known for its longevity-related health claims, but a new observational study from Meiji claims that a higher concentration of the NMN in breast milk is linked to significantly better motor and communication skills in...