Sports & Energy

Several Glanbia ingredients could do wonders for sports nutrition products.

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

Researchers study Peak ATP and its effects on athletes.

The Danish company says it can formulate great-tasting whey protein beverages.

Improving baked goods and energy drinks with premixes

ChlorXyme is a combination of green food ingredients and proteolytic enzymes.

The site showcases the ingredient’s sports nutrition benefits and applications.

Tests on URC concentrated fruit products show they provide a slow release of energy.

The ingredient is positioned as an energy booster, perfect for sports formulations.

The coffee-flavored coconut water beverage delivers hydration and energy.

InnovaTea Natural Caffeine 95% is formulated for use in foods and beverages.

Watermelon is unusually high in the amino acid L-citrulline.

Hydrolyzed wheat protein ingredient targeted for used in muscle recovery formulations.

Powdered Eleuthero raw material a good fit for energy product formulations.

KLEAN-D vitamin D supplement is the seventh supplement in the product range deemed free of banned substances.

New Café Mocha Flavor extends plant-based energy range

Higher doses of plant proteins may provide the right amount of essential amino acids for muscle growth.

A multicenter study included several hundred cancer survivors on ginseng or placebo for eight weeks.

Visitors won’t want to miss new product concepts offered by Naturex (Avignon, France) at its booth #2338.

Additionally, a handful of professional athletes are now also endorsing KSM-66.

The company says its evidence includes human clinical trials.

The first launch is a coconut beverage infused with coffee fruit.

Nexira's Simag ingredient can be formulated into foods, beverages, and dietary supplements.

Data shows L-citrulline is 1.6 times more effective at elevating plasma L-arginine levels.

Has FDA effectively slammed the door shut on DMAA?