Alginate-starch encapsulation could aid probiotic survival
The use of a modified alginate and hi-maize starch encapsulation technique could help to increase the survival rate of probiotics, say Thai researchers.
Archives for September 20, 2016
Combining polyphenols boosts anti-cancer properties: Rath rodent review
Combining polyphenols and other compounds can dramatically increase their ability to fight cancers, according to a review from the Dr Rath Research Institute of its own and other studies.
Supplements may help women with antenatal depression, study suggests
Antenatal depression may be linked to poor nutrient intake, causing health risks for mum and baby, say researchers who suggest that supplementation could help.
Indian firm Arjuna to launch 'one shot' high-concentrate Omega-3 product
Indian firm Arjuna Natural Extracts is launching a high-concentrate, "one shot", 90% omega-3 supplement derived from sardines.
'Sound science' vital to boost faith in Asia's functional foods and supplements
Asia’s functional foods and supplements industry needs to stop making unfounded health claims, while also better educating policy makers about the sound science behind its reputable products.
Sports nutrition and healthy ageing will fuel China's industry growth
The rise of China’s functional food and dietary supplement industry is continuing to outstrip overall economic growth, and will continue to do so with sports nutrition and goods for the elderly likely to drive future increases.