November 19th 2024
TopGum (Tel Aviv) launched a line of honey-based gummy supplements, called HoneyGum, at SupplySide West 2024.
October 11th 2024
New Slow-Release Caffeine Targets Athletes: SupplySide West 2017 Preview
September 26th 2017Lipofoods (Barcelona), a company specializing in microencapsulated functional ingredients for foods, beverages, and dietary supplements, is introducing a new, microencapsulated, slow-release caffeine ingredient targeting athletes at this week’s SupplySide West trade show in Las Vegas.
Bioavailability, Potency of Theacrine Enhanced When Combined with Caffeine, Study Suggests
September 15th 2017The study established that, not only does the combination of Compound Solutions’ TeaCrine theacrine and caffeine enhance theacrine’s potency, it is also safe, with heart rate and blood pressure unaffected by co-administration.
Natural Alternatives International Launches Beta-Alanine Loading, Dosing Education Campaign
August 30th 2017Natural Alternatives International says that as the sole U.S. patent holder of CarnoSyn beta-alanine, it has a responsibility to ensure that consumers are taking the ingredient properly in order to reap its muscle-building benefits.
U.S.-China Health Products Association to Hold Sports Nutrition Events in Shanghai
August 30th 2017The events-a summit and a free educational seminar-will focus on various aspects of the fitness and sports nutrition industry, including consumer awareness and industry and market trends, among other topics.
New Extended-Release Caffeine Ingredient Makes Customizing Energy Products Possible
August 10th 2017PLT Health Solutions says that the new ZümXR targeted-release, liquid-stable caffeine ingredient was developed using pharmaceutical techniques that ensure the ingredient releases caffeine in a predictable, controlled manner.
Spore-Forming Probiotic May Reduce Body Fat and Improve Athletic Performance, New Study Suggests
July 14th 2017The study authors say that the combination of Deerland Enzyme and Probiotics’ DE111 Bacillus subtilis probiotic strain with “adequate post-workout nutrition” improved body composition and overall athletic performance and shows potential for use by both professional and recreational athletes.
Creatine Supplementation Is Safe for Consumers of All Ages, New White Paper Confirms
June 15th 2017The authors conclude that short- and long-term creatine supplementation in dosages up to 30 g/day for up to five years has no adverse side effects, improves athletic performance, and can potentially help prevent injury and promote recovery.