Plant-based proteins: Are they as green as we think?
A doctor of health and exercise has called into question the environmental superiority of plant-based proteins based on nutritional needs for muscle growth.
Archives for November 27, 2018
Higher vitamin D blood levels linked to cardiorespiratory fitness: Study
Increased blood levels of the sunshine vitamin are associated with better exercise capacity, says a new study with almost 2,000 participants.
IPA: “A null result is not a negative result”
Two RCTs find no benefits for specific probiotic in kids with gastroenteritis
Two new large-scale and well-conducted clinical trials found that a short course of Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG or L. rhamnosus R0011 plus L. helveticus R0052 did not improve gastroenteritis symptoms in children.
Kiwi couple outlines global ambitions for allergen-free coconut yoghurt product
New Zealand brand Raglan Coconut Yoghurt has embarked on its plans to export its flagship probiotic product globally, with Singapore as its first overseas market.
Prevalence of bacterial contamination of infant formula in China warrants further research
The prevalence of Bacillus cereus in infant and follow-up formula in China may warrant further research so criteria can be developed for risk assessment and quality control, say Chinese researchers.
"We can't proceed": ACCC adulterated honey investigation into Capilano loses sting as testing methods found to be 'unreliable'
The Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) has 'concluded' its investigation into Capilano over purportedly adulterated honey being sold in Australia, due to 'testing uncertainty'.