Sebastian Krawiec

A new study found a correlation between the genetic polymorphism of the enzyme methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase and coronary artery disease. 

A collagen supplement containing collagen types I, II, V, and X improved symptoms of joint pain in a new study.

A prebiotic and probiotic supplement called Regular Girl may help female athletes better absorb iron, according to a new study. 

An animal study found that adding a mung bean protein isolate to a high-fat diet reduced diet-induced weight gain, fat mass accumulation, and hepatic steatosis.

IMCD N.V. announced that it has completed its acquisition of E.T. Horn Company

Blue Diamond Almonds Global Ingredients Division is getting into the functional ingredients space with the launch of its new almond protein powder.

In the rat study, researchers found that curcumin reduced hepatocellular inflammation, among other health benefits.

The mechanism of action may be linked to raspberry ellagitannins, study researchers say.

Research has shown that having a full profile of EAAs can be more effective than BCAAs alone, the company says.

HerbalGram, the quarterly journal published by the American Botanical Council (ABC; Austin, TX), is celebrating its 35th anniversary as a leading educational resource for herbal advocates and the herbal industry at large.

The Natural Products Association (NPA; Washington, DC) did not mince words in its critique of the study.

The study was specifically conducted with children in Northern Ghana, where people have poor access to foods rich in omega-3s DHA and EPA.

The ingredient, SunCran Naturelle, is a hybrid ingredient combining Taiyo International’s Sunfiber soluble guar fiber and Fruit d’Or’s Cran Naturelle cranberry juice powder.

The ingredient, marketed under the trade name PreticX in North America and promoted for gut health for the general population, is now considered safe to include in food and drinks such as bakery and dairy products, fruit jelly, chocolate, and soy drinks.

NOW is collecting consumers’ empty, used flexible packaging, such as NOW’s food and supplement pouches and toothpaste tubes, that are typically not accepted by municipal recycling programs.

According to the lawsuit, Fruitful Longevity removed barcodes and expiration dates from DFH products and sold them on its Amazon.com storefront.