Can a peptide induce weight loss in dogs?
A recently identified peptide holds promise for weight management in companion animals in a market that has few tools to combat obesity.
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Bedtime dose of kava boosts motivation during special ops training
Taking a single nightly dose of kava extract surprisingly increased the daytime motivation to move during two weeks of military special operations training, according to a recent study led by researchers at wellness company Thorne HealthTech.
Magnesium, multi-functional hydration claims rise as consumers seek to improve wellness, Circana reports
Wellness-conscious consumers are seeking magnesium-enriched and multi-purpose drinks to improve their health and well-being, blurring the line between traditional product categories, Circana shared in a recent webinar.
Blast and fire at BASF facility: Market effects still uncertain
BASF has reported that the plant involved in the explosion and fire on Monday at its Ludwigshafen complex produces aroma ingredients and precursors for vitamin production.
Cien por Cien Natural launches first omega-3 using PL+ tech in Europe
Spanish supplement manufacturer Cien por Cien Natural has launched the first omega-3 product in Europe using Aker BioMarine’s PL+ technology for improved bioavailability.
Chemistry conundrum: U.S. experts weigh in on European ashwagandha concerns
In an editorial published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology, leading natural product researchers summarized the flaws in the botanical research used by European regulators to question the safety of ashwagandha.
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From consumer trust to winning over the authorities: Expert panel answers why food supplements should be invested in science
Consumers do not necessarily actively look for science-backed research when purchasing nutritional products, but they tend to trust that brands would do their due diligence and are the gatekeepers of the science and quality of their products.