Confusion abounds for adaptogens, says expert
Industry and consumer interest in adaptogens is on the rise, but the list of actual adaptogens may be a lot smaller than many think, says a leading expert.
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Could strict Med diet could lower prostate cancer risk?
Men who adhere closely to a Mediterranean diet could see a lower incidence of aggressive prostate tumours, say researchers.
South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare given all-clear to continue selling infant formula to China
African pharma and nutra giant Aspen Pharmacare can continue to sell its infant formula brand Alula in China, after it was registered by the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA).
Omega-3 supplementation can shorten hospital stay for post-op gastrointestinal cancer patients: Review
Parenteral omega-3 fatty acid supplementation can benefit gastrointestinal cancer patients after operations, according to researchers in China.
New NZ study to explore impact of Fonterra's probiotic strain on pre-diabetics
A new study is aiming to find out if Fonterra's probiotic Lactobacillus rhamnosus HN001 can help to prevent diabetes in pre-diabetic individuals.
Chocolate beverage boosts cognitive function when combined with exercise
The consumption of flavanol-rich cocoa beverage prior to moderate-intensity exercise boosts some cognitive functions, a new study has found.
China dominates 2017 APAC food scandal chart as tougher regulations take their toll
Nine-out-of-ten Asia Pacific breaches of food and beverage regulations in 2017 occurred in China, a new report reveals.