Zinc may help battle infections by moderating immune responses, study suggests
The mechanism behind zinc's reported ability to help fight off infections may lie in its ability to kick start and shut off immune pathways, say researchers.
Archives for February 11, 2013
EU fisheries 'discard ban' can help meet booming omega-3 oil demand: IFFO
Banning European fisherman from throwing away unintended catches and fillet waste can provide a significant boost to fish oil and fish meal supplies, says a global marine ingredients group.
Lawsuit against dendrobium-containing supplement dismissed
Driven Sports, maker of the preworkout supplement Craze, announced that a class action lawsuit against the product has been dismissed.
Vitamin D content of supplements ‘varies widely’, says new analysis
The vitamin D content of over-the counter and compounded supplements differs widely, says a new research letter in JAMA Internal Medicine that calls for ‘more regulation of dietary supplements’.
Cranberry compounds show potential for blood sugar management strategies
Tannin compounds from cranberries and pomegranate may slow the digestion of starch and offer specific dietary approaches to control blood sugar levels, suggests a new study.
Moringa supplement launch signals market uptick for superfood ingredient
Organic India, a manufacturer of teas and supplements, is launching a line of organic, single-ingredient moringa supplements at the Expo West trade show in March. Could this be a signal that this superfood is finally ready to take off in the marketplace?