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Australian scientists call for targeted fibre diets to boost health

Australian food scientists have reclassified dietary fibres beyond soluble and insoluble to better guide nutritional decisions and drive targeted health food products. A new study published in Food Research International by RMIT University in Australia introduces a more detailed classification of dietary fibre based on five key characteristics: backbone structure,[Read More…]

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Sirio launches global research institute for longevity studies

The Institute aims to advance anti-ageing science and accelerate the development and commercialisation of innovative nutraceutical products to promote healthy longevity SIRIO Pharma (SIRIO) the global nutraceutical contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) – announces the launch of the Sirio Institute for Anti-Ageing (SIA) at the 2025 Boao Health Food Science Conference and Expo.[Read More…]

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New research boosts lettuce nutrients without reducing shelf life

One study demonstrated that exposure to UV-A and blue light temporarily increases the concentrations of total phenolics and anthocyanins in red-leaf lettuce New research from Michigan State University highlights the transformative potential of advanced lighting techniques for indoor lettuce cultivation. It reveals methods to improve both yield and nutritional quality[Read More…]

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Study indicates benefits of EPAX 4020TGN for muscle function and recovery

Researchers at the University of South Florida carried out an eight-week dietary intervention on adult and ageing rats EPAX 4020TGN can help improve muscle contractile function and post-injury muscle recovery, a pilot study has found. The pre-clinical in vivo and in vitro research indicates that Epax’s highly concentrated, marine-derived triglyceride oil offers potential benefits[Read More…]

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Diestel birds raised with regenerative farming practices improve nutritionally: study

California family-owned regenerative pasture-raised turkeys have a better omega 6:3 ratio and more phytochemical antioxidants Analysis conducted by the Center for Human Nutrition Studies at Utah State University on behalf of Regenified and Diestel Family Ranch, confirms that Diestel turkeys grown with regenerative farming practices are not only better for the land, but can also improve fatty[Read More…]

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Red ginseng effective for intestinal health and preventing bone loss

The Michigan State University research team reported in 2023 in the JGR (Journal of Ginseng Research, I.F 6.8) that intestinal microbiota balance is an important regulatory factor for bone health Professor Narayanan Parameswaran’s team at the Department of Physiology at Michigan State University announced the results of a study that showed that consuming red ginseng[Read More…]

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