No bone benefit for high-dose vitamin D3
Daily supplementation with vitamin D3 at three times the standard dose provides no additional bone strength benefits in healthy infants, a clinical trial has found.
Archives for June 4, 2018
Study shows prebiotics, lactoferrin make rats calmer
In a study that advances the state of evidence for the gut-brain connection, scientists in Colorado have shown that prebiotics and other fractions derived from human milk can reduce anxiety in juvenile rats and induce other changes in the brain.
Weight loss from dieting has no effect on psychological stress in adults: Australian review
Diet-induced weight loss may have no impact on psychological stress in overweight and obese adults, according to an Australian meta-analysis.
Fiji's diabetes epidemic: Nation already exceeding WHO's predicted rate for 2030
Fiji has the world's highest mortality rate from diabetes, according to the latest global life expectancy rankings.
Blackmores' brand accolade: Innovation and research 'key to maintaining consumer trust'
Customer service, environmental consciousness and constant innovation are crucial to longevity in the health and nutrition industry, according to Blackmores managing director Dave Fenlon.
Next-gen nutrition: How new Korean 3-D food printer can meet individual dietary needs
A new 3-D food printer that can create food items to meet an individual's nutritional needs at the push of a button has been unveiled in South Korea.