Vitamins & Minerals

A recent JAMA study yielded a negative conclusion, but a new study on a different population found significant benefit.

Both ingredients are often based on GMO sources and carriers.

To supplement or not to supplement? Where the science now stands on calcium and cardiovascular risk.

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.

It's here, thanks to Vesta Ingredients.

A newly developed HPLC method can save time and chemicals compared to traditional methods.

Alpha-tocopherol’s lack of adverse side effects may make its combination with other treatments promising for AD.

But are they more capable than other mushroom species?

A wake-up call for new science on the role of vitamin E in the human body

NattoPharma's crystals find their way into a medical food.

Taking a broader view on bone health

Mintel reports that vitamin K2 launches have doubled in the past five years.

A rat study encourages supplementing with all vitamin E forms found in nature.

Why vitamin K2 could be the missing link for bone health strategies.

Conference in India geared to help New Delhi-based decision makers.

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

Niagen is the first and only commercially available nicotinamide riboside (NR) ingredient on the market.

Unlike other niacin compounds, NR does not cause the skin to flush.

Boston University research sheds new light on the bioavailability of vitamin D from mushrooms.

An Oregon State University researcher says that biological systems prevent excess intake of this nutrient.

Nutralliance is a supplier of vitamin E ingredients from sunflower seeds.

The vitamin D is sourced from cholecalciferol, which the firm calls the natural form of vitamin D preferred for optimal absorption.

NHK Laboratories Inc. (Santa Fe Springs, CA) has donated 5,000 bottles of children’s multivitamin chewable tablets to the nonprofit organization Vitamin Angels.

High doses of intravenous vitamin C may reduce arthritic pain.

New analysis of the Women's Health Initiative.