Vitamins & Minerals

Boston University research sheds new light on the bioavailability of vitamin D from mushrooms.

An Oregon State University researcher says that biological systems prevent excess intake of this nutrient.

Nutralliance is a supplier of vitamin E ingredients from sunflower seeds.

The vitamin D is sourced from cholecalciferol, which the firm calls the natural form of vitamin D preferred for optimal absorption.

NHK Laboratories Inc. (Santa Fe Springs, CA) has donated 5,000 bottles of children’s multivitamin chewable tablets to the nonprofit organization Vitamin Angels.

High doses of intravenous vitamin C may reduce arthritic pain.

New analysis of the Women's Health Initiative.

Nordic Naturals launches two vegan vitamin D3 products.

UniK2 is MK-7 vitamin K2, meaning the ingredient bears a longer half-life in the blood than MK-4 varieties.

The celebration of the 100th anniversary of the vitamin was coined to honor the first use of the word vitamin.

The company produces vitamin B2, or riboflavin, through fermentation.

Hurry to register. The one-day event is on September 21.

The test is said to be able to detect low levels of vitamin D even in severely deficient patients.

Let's look at a recent meta-analysis.

The company's non-GMO vitamin E oils are sourced from sunflower oil.

The ingredient is sourced from mushroom.

Researchers looked at vitamin K1 status across race and ethnicity and found significant differences.

The report covers updated population status for folic acid, vitamin D, iron, and iodine.

The company has made eight new additions to its Snap-N-Spike/Snap-N-Shoot reference solutions catalog.

A new study presented at the American Heart Association’s annual scientific meeting in November has confirmed what supplements brand Life Extension says is an optimal level of vitamin D.

In vitro diagnostics firm Abbott (Abbott Park, IL) says it has received FDA clearance to develop a fully automated test for measuring vitamin D levels in patients.

Are you willing to lose out to a competitor product because your product was lacking calcium by a few percentage points?

Last week the Wall Street Journal published an article entitled, “Is This the End of Popping Vitamins?” The article mulls over the results of two recent, negative studies on vitamins, stating that “the case for dietary supplements is collapsing.”

The publication of a vitamin E and cancer study in the Journal of the American Medical Association has industry urging the public to not jump to conclusions.

Academic researchers from South Korea, Norway, Finland, and the United States have come to a nervy conclusion surrounding dietary supplement usage in nearly 40,000 older women.

One researcher says to look at Phosphorus.

Symrise has introduced a new veggie line to provide seasonal cosmetic benefits.

A new study conducted by the Council for Responsible Nutrition and Ipsos Public Affairs has found that a majority of physicians recommend dietary supplements to their patients and even take dietary supplements themselves.