Last chance to enter the NutraIngredients Awards 2017
Friday is your last chance to enter your innovative ingredients, products, research and services to one of the 13 categories in our NutraIngredients Awards 2017.
Archives for February 1, 2017
Why 'conservative clones' criticising supplements should clean up their own backyard first
A group of scientists and doctors who call themselves the “Friends of Science in Medicine” (FSM) are relaunching an attack on complementary medicine, writes Dr Ross Walker, an expert in the field of preventative cardiology in Australia.
Red seaweed could be a potential aid for cancer treatment: Study
A study found that red seaweed (k.alvarezii) helps in slowing down the growth rate of mammary tumours in rats, which researchers says displays the algae’s potential as a natural aid in cancer treatment.
Review: Why Asian mushrooms merit animal and human studies to assess Alzheimer's benefits
The traditional use of some mushroom species in Asia to boost cognitive function, along with papers purportedly showing their brain health benefits, mean they are worthy of scientific investigation to see if they can help people with Alzheimer's Disease,...
Blackmores Institute: It’s vital we help pharmacists enhance supplements knowledge
Blackmores Institute is to hold its first Singapore symposium as part of its efforts to help train and guide pharmacists to safely and effectively integrate supplements into their practices.
Myanmar pledges national action to tackle child stunting and micronutrient deficiencies
Myanmar has vowed to tackle child stunting and widespread micronutrient deficiencies, and include nutritional wellbeing in its national development planning.