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For the first time, Sustamine’s effects were tested when consumed in an electrolyte-containing rehydration sports drink.

The new study explored the anti-viral potential of Rhodiola rosea among marathon runners.

Hispanics and African Americans may also be at greater risk of vitamin D insufficiency, based on the study results.

A new study suggests a multispecies probiotic may reduce cognitive reactivity to sad mood in non-depressed individuals.

Results of a new study could have implications for people suffering from glucose intolerance or type 2 diabetes.

Want to lose body fat? A low-fat diet-as opposed to a low-carb diet-may be the way to go, NIH research shows.

Virginia Tech researchers hope doctors and dieticians can use this new tool to counsel their patients on beverage intake.

The MALDI-TOF method is instrumental in characterizing the proanthocyanidin (PAC) content in cranberries where other authentication methods, such as DNA testing, may fail.

Post NY AG investigation, how has DNA testing actually impacted the dietary supplements industry?

The study also looked at the effects of plant protein versus animal protein.

The researchers suggest exploring the combination of Sustamine and whey protein for muscle repair.

New preliminary clinical trial results indicate that Neuro Bliss, a functional beverage marketed for relaxation, may help reduce levels of stress and cortisol in human subjects.

KD Pharma (Bexbach, Germany) is now officially launching the ingredient, KD Active, for the sports nutrition market.

Italian researchers studied the cardio benefits of Kamut, a commercial-branded khorasan wheat ingredient.

A new study out of Tasmania suggests the seaweed extract may have potential to alleviate ulcerative colitis.

A soon-to-be-published clinical study sheds some more positive light on the potential weight loss benefits of chitosan.

A new study suggests a combination of Setria glutathione and L-citrulline may be effective at increasing nitric oxide levels after exercise.

Researchers administered 40 healthy men a placebo or 3 g of OptiMSM daily for four weeks.

A number of catalysts are now spurring interest in this shortfall nutrient.

Fenugreek and chitosan take on blood sugar in new research.

A new study by the Boston Medical Center suggests that patients who use dietary supplements may not be telling their physicians about their supplement use.

A new review paper suggests the popular drugs for lowering cholesterol may actually be “mitochondrial toxins.”

The study found that hoodia may reduce weight, waist circumference, and BMI.

The 21st study of probiotic strain Ganeden BC30 suggests significant digestive and immune benefits for healthy seniors.

The proprietary ingredient from Bioiberica combines hyaluronic acid, collagen, and other polysaccharides.

Fytexia’s Sinetrol gets a third promising study and obtains approval from Health Canada for weight management support.

Scientific research and clinical studies in the modern era validate turmeric’s traditional use.

A new study suggests gold and green kiwifruit supplements may promote bowel health in healthy people.

Vitamin K2-especially when combined with minerals and also with multivitamins and oils like krill oil-can present stability problems, the firm says.