The potential cardiovascular benefits of combining selenium and coenzyme Q10 may persist for a long time after stopping supplementation, according to a new analysis from Sweden.
Unreported supplements: Study warns on effect of patients under reporting in lab tests
from NutraIngredients.com
PepsiCo enters the in-home beverage market with $3.2bn deal to buy SodaStream
from FoodNavigator-USA.com
Drinkable yogurt, eggs & muffins are the fastest growing breakfast foods, Packaged Facts finds
from FoodNavigator-USA.com
A Dozen Cousins launches with goal to balance culture authenticity, convenience and health
from FoodNavigator-USA.com
Practitioner channel firm first in US to use Orivo fish oil certification
Manufacturers
Elysium Health’s NAD+ supplement Basis gets NSF Certified for Sport
Manufacturers
Research continues on palm-derived vitamin E's potential benefits in skin health, hair growth, says supplier
Suppliers
Cardax's synthetic astaxanthin sales grow as losses continue to mount
Markets
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