
Lion's mane mushroom, also known as hedgehog mushroom, has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine.

Lion's mane mushroom, also known as hedgehog mushroom, has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine.

Where nutraceuticals stand in the fight

Exploring omega-3 benefits beyond heart health

Pharma and supplement are both fishing from the same supply pool now.

Can ginger do more than relieve nausea and vomiting?

The Vitamin D Council, a nonprofit group, has updated its health summary with studies from 2013 and 2014 looking at the link between vitamin D and blood pressure.

The meta-analysis is the first to include a study base this broad-70 randomized controlled trials.

The company’s new CardioCare ingredient is a crystalline-form plant sterol that is directly emulsified.

The study is the first North American, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to examine grape extract for cholesterol health.

Researchers connect magnesium supplementation with healthier blood pressure readings in pregnant women.

The modest anti-clotting effect of amla may be preferred to aspirin and anti-clotting drugs.

The health claim will relate to whole and milled flax products.

Aker BioMarine says it can help manufacturers make these in 2014.

A trusted nutritional supplement with newly discovered health benefits and uses

Research continues to link statin therapy to CoQ10 losses.

Research keeps linking statin therapy to CoQ10 losses.

Researchers see benefit in keeping apple juice cloudy.

The company plans to publish 10 "gold standard" trials on its ingredients in the coming year.

The agency moves to reclassify partially hydrogenated oils as food additives.

A brief look at the new sports market for nitric oxide ingredients

A preclinical trial shows first-ever in vivo evidence of the fruit's mechanisms of action on endothelial function.

CocoaVia makes cocoa flavanols available in capsule format.

A meta-analysis attempts to clear the uncertainty around this tomato-based nutrient.

Saudi researchers perform the first direct comparison of garlic and the drug atenolol.

The juice of blood oranges and blonde oranges appears to down-regulate blood clotting.