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Sponsored Video: The Power of Fermentation – What is EpiCor?

by VRM Media | January 28, 2020

 EpiCor whole food fermentate is a specialty ingredient made using natural yeast (“Saccharomyces cerevisiae”) that goes through a closely held trade secret fermentation and drying processes. In fact, EpiCor is the world’s leading whole food fermentate ingredient that is clinically shown to support the immune system and beneficially modulate the gut microbiota. For more ...

Good Heart Health at Age 50 Linked to Lower Dementia Risk Later in Life

by Nicholas Saraceno | January 10, 2020

Good cardiovascular health at age 50 is associated with a lower risk of dementia later in life, finds a study of British adults published by The BMJ. The researchers say their findings support public health policies to improve cardiovascular health in middle age to promote later brain health. Dementia is a progressive disease that can ...

Industry Forecast: A Natural Progression

by James Gormley | January 10, 2020

Market research and trends firm, the Mintel Group (Chicago, IL), provided insights for Nutrition Industry Executive’s January/February 2020 “Industry Forecast” feature. According to the Mintel Group report, Vitamins and Minerals, U.S., September 2019, brands have been “transitioning to labels that boldly highlight the key benefits of specific vitamins and minerals.” Clean Ingredients, Personalized Options, Values ...

Acid Reflux Affects Nearly a Third of U.S. Adults Weekly

by Janet Poveromo | January 10, 2020

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), a digestive disorder that causes heartburn and other uncomfortable symptoms, may affect nearly a third of U.S. adults each week, and most of those who take certain popular medications for it still have symptoms, according to a new Cedars-Sinai study. Also known as acid reflux, GERD is caused by gastric acid ...

Reduced Carbohydrate Intake Improves Type 2 Diabetics’ Ability to Regulate Blood Sugar

by Shari Barbanel | December 2, 2019

Patients with type 2 diabetes improve their ability to regulate blood sugar levels if they eat food with a reduced carbohydrate content and an increased share of protein and fat. This is shown by a recent study conducted at Bispebjerg Hospital in collaboration with, among other partners, Aarhus University and the Department of Nutrition, Exercise ...

Meta-Analysis Validates Cardiovascular Benefit of Omega-3 EFA Consumption

by VRM Media | December 2, 2019

A newly published meta-analysis sought to reveal whether marine omega‐3 supplementation is associated with reduction in risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). The study team included data from 13 trials. They specifically looked at rates of myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease (CHD) death, total CHD, total stroke, CVD death, total CVD and major vascular events. They ...

New Gene Responsible for Average Sleep Duration Found

by Lisa Schofield | November 1, 2019

The genetics of circadian rhythms have been well studied yet less is known about other types of genes that regulate how much sleep our bodies require. One research team studied several members of a family who require significantly less sleep than average, functioning normally on only six hours of sleep. They identified a previously unknown ...

Video: Put the Fund Back in Fundraising and Make the Appeal More Mean

by Amy Summers | September 4, 2019

Put the Fund Back in Fundraising and Make the Appeal More Mean: Pitch Publicity’s first video for Vitamin Angels: https://pitchpublicitynyc.com/portfolio-1/vitamin-angels-operation-2020/ Feature

Screen Time Exacerbates Impulsive Behavior in Children

by Lisa Schofield | September 4, 2019

Some parents can believe that when their children are preoccupied with their tablets or TV that it may be a blessing – no rowdy behavior, or running around knocking over lamps. However, a new study showed that too much screen time can have a deleterious effect in kids. A study recently published in Pediatrics shows ...

The Age of the Microbiome

by James Gormley | September 4, 2019

Nutrition Industry Executive (NIE) had the following question: Now that we are in the Age of the Microbiome, what impact has this had on research and development for immune-supportive ingredients and products? NIE posed this question to Tom Laaman, PhD, Director of Sales for Specialty Enzymes & Probiotics, Chino, CA www.specialtyenzymes.com Here’s what he had ...

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