Sports & Energy

The ingredient can be used at daily doses of up to 1500 mg in sports-friendly formats like nutrition bars and beverages.

Ingredients to help you maximize output

Can an undergarment with the right ingredients help you lose weight? Nope.

Sports marketers, beware! Here's a rundown on sports contaminants we're seeing today.

FTC orders required Jared Wheat and Stephen Smith of Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals to recall their deceptive weight-loss products.

Protein’s going strong, but manufacturers should still watch their backs.

Titan Teas by Chill Brands are just one example of how brands can add energy via Bioenergy Ribose to their beverage lines.

Dr. Oz said he is "second-guessing" the way he presents weight-loss supplements on his television show.

If passed by the State Assembly in the coming months, the bill could mandate warnings on drinks with added sugars.

Federal versus state laws. Mandatory versus voluntary laws. Which is the clear path for GMO labeling?

Comparing protein sources for sports nutrition. What does the science say?

The agency has also launched a new website to help media outlets identify deceptive weight-loss ads.

The ribose-caffeine combination achieved the best improvements in swimming time, at 150%, researchers said.

Analysis of a proposed advertising ban in the context of Joe Camel

Is performance the whey forward for dairy drinks?

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

LycoRed showcases its new colors and fortification options for sports drinks.

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.