Adenosine Triphosphate

Accumulating science boosts MitoQ as it launches products for new indications

07-Dec-2016 By Hank Schultz

MitoQ, a company whose products are based on a special form of CoQ10, has seen solid growth since the ingredient was launched in supplements in 2013.

Limited Labs launches crowdfunding campaign for RTD ketogenic beverage

27-Oct-2016 By Adi Menayang

For raising capital, Limited Labs’ brand builder Sam Johnston said Indiegogo was the way to go: “[It creates] more of a buzz about this product online through interacting directly with our customer base through social media.”

Low calcium may affect memory but not ability to learn: Study

01-Sep-2016 By Will Chu

Researchers have shown deficiency in calcium has a significantly impact on brain development and cognition function.

CoQ10 and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide may aid chronic fatigue syndrome in women

27-Jul-2016 By Adi Menayang

Researchers from Spain found that CoQ10 plus nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) supplementation for 8 weeks is safe and potentially effective in reducing max heart rate among chronic fatigue syndrome patients.

New kid on EU sports nutrition block?

Finish line in sight for D-ribose novel food application

25-Jan-2016 By Annie Harrison-Dunn

The UK’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) has called for feedback on its positive draft novel food opinion for sports nutrition ingredient D-ribose.

CoQ10 benefits questioned: Mouse study

11-Mar-2015 By Shane STARLING

The antioxidant mechanism of action of Ubiquinone (UQ), a form of the CoEnzymeQ10 that has shown cell energy and heart benefits, has been questioned in a mouse study published in Nature Communications.

Is ATP + HMB an ideal combination to create a ‘new and untapped category in sports’?

14-Jun-2013 By Stephen DANIELLS

Supplements containing a combination of the leucine metabolite beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate (HMB) and adenosine-triphosphate (ATP) may boost lean body mass and strength, says a new study.

CoQ10 may cut muscle injuries for athletes

05-May-2008 By Stephen Daniells

Supplements of co-enzyme Q10 may reduce the occurrence of muscular
injuries in athletes, suggests new research from Japan.

SourceOne to market Vesifact tech exclusively

29-Oct-2007 By staff reporter

SourceOne Global Partners has announced an alliance with Swiss
company Vesifact AG for the distribution of technology,
particularly relating to improving absorption.

TSI completes shift towards production, changes name

02-Jun-2006 By Jess Halliday

Technical Sourcing International has completed its evolution from
ingredients sourcing and distribution to production, and is
preparing for its second decade with a new name to better represent
its activities: TSI Health Sciences.

Natrol has NADH exclusive in US market

23-May-2006 By Clarisse Douaud

A new stabilized NADH, a form of B vitamin niacin also known as
coenzyme 1, is set to enter the US market under an exclusive patent
licensing agreement between Natrol and Austria's Oekopharm.

TSI boosts patent portfolio on ATP

23-Sep-2003

Nutraceuticals firm Technical Sourcing said today that it has
acquired exclusive rights to an extensive portfolio of patents for
delivery of Adenosine 5'-Triphosphate (ATP). The deal could see
ATP's launch on the market...

Creatine supplement found ineffective

28-Apr-2003

Creatine serum supplements seem to have no effect on muscle ATP or
creatine stores, despite claims by one US manufacturer, say
researchers.

Muscle pill to the rescue of couch potatoes everywhere

12-Apr-2002

A pill which could help build muscle without the need for exercise
could be more than just a pipe dream following research from Duke
University and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
in the US which has shown how...