Herbs & Botanicals

Can a low dose of Korean red ginseng offer gallstone relief?

News of the approval came on December 31, 2012.

FraxiPure is sourced from the Fraxinus excelsior tree, also known as European ash.

Is the ORAC assay still valuable, despite its controversies?

The 120-page guide covers manufacturing, quality control, packaging, distribution, and storage for botanical supplements and botanical preparations.

ABC was founded in 1988 by executive director Mark Blumenthal, together with noted ethnobotanist James A. Duke, PhD, and the renowned late pharmacognosist Professor Norman R. Farnsworth, PhD.

The company will host a presentation titled “Pycnogenol: A Healthy Botanical for Women’s Life Stages."

ABC says it will also still continue publishing the print edition of HerbalGram.

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The compendium has no legal or regulatory force related to the legal classification of products or substances.

Each tea blend is intended for a particular “dosha” or Ayurvedic constitution.

These individuals are committed to promoting healthier living through herbal and plant-based medicine.

The series is part of the new Botanical Adulterants Program.

The American Botanical Council calls CSPI’s science “inadequate and inaccurate.”

Burgundy’s botanical extracts include grape seed and cranberry extracts a patented hibiscus extract for urinary tract infections (UTIrose), and a harpagophytum extract for arthrosis and joint diseases (Iridoforce).

As demand for curcumin supplements rises, so can consumer confusion.

A closer look at natural ingredients for sex health.

Monk Fruit: Natural sweetening’s newest player.

Clinical evidence clearly supports the health benefits of polyphenols-but not because they act as antioxidants.

The researchers say the study shows that whole coffee fruit extracts may provide higher levels of CGA content compared to powder forms in part because processing.

What kind of demand has Jarrow Formulas seen for prostate-health products, and what products does the brand offer in this area?

On December 29 of last year, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) announced the publication of a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-sponsored study claiming that Ginkgo biloba extract does not appear to slow the rate of cognitive decline. The announcement, made during what is typically a slow news week, became a headliner.

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