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BergaMet Found to Help Fight Fatty Liver Disease
Two European universities showed that a highly concentrated proprietary extract of the Calabrian bergamot fruit (38 percent citrus bergamot extract, BergaMet™/Nathealthsolutions) improves both liver structure and function in patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Professor G. Rosano, with the San Raffaelle Pisana Clinic in Rome, said the fruity can help those who suffer from the ...
U.S.-China Health Products Association Newsletter has Worldwide Audience
The U.S. – China Health Products Association (USCHPA) has a mission to work toward the development of China’s natural health product industry by advocating for a more open and transparent regulatory environment. Over the last four years, USCHPA has grown to become the largest foreign natural health product association operating in China, reported the association, ...
CRN Adds Five New Member Companies
The Council of Responsible Nutrition (CRN, Washington D.C.) announced five new companies have been added to the membership roster. Steve Mister, CRN’s president and CEO, said, the association’s goal is to seek out companies that are committed to the long-term, sustainable and responsible growth of the industry. “We’re proud to have these new companies with ...
DSM To Facilitate Carotenoid Conference
DSM Nutritional Products (Parsippany, NJ) will facilitate the 2017 International Carotenoid Society (ICS) Conference. The company’s principal scientist, Dr. Wolfgang Schalch, was recently honored with the ICS’s presidential award. The 2017 symposium in Lucerne, Switzerland will bring together leading scientific experts from across the world to present and discuss the latest advances in the carotenoids ...
United Natural Product Alliance Upcoming Educational Events
“The Gluten-free Market: A Market Overview and How to Achieve Best-in-Class Certification” Webinar, Thursday, July 31, 11 a.m.- 12 noon Being able to demonstrate that your products are safe for the gluten-free consumer via a label with a visible certification mark from a highly qualified certifier is a true differentiator in the fast-growing and highly ...
CRN and IADSA Partner to Disseminate Supplement Safety Information
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN, Washington, D.C.) and the International Alliance of Dietary/Food Supplement Associations (IADSA, Brussels, Belgium) are partnering in a new effort to disseminate science-based information about the safety of dietary supplements and ingredients to a global audience, according to CRN. IADSA announced the release of a new edition of CRN’s handbook, ...
Bioenergy Life Science Mourns the Loss of President Thomas VonderBrink
The president of Bioenergy Life Science (BLS, Ham Lake, MN), Thomas VonderBrink, 65, died July 5 after a lengthy illness. A trusted industry expert, VonderBrink joined BLS in January 2000, bringing vast experience in clinical nutrition, pharmaceutical product development, sales, marketing and management. Leo Zhang, chairman and CEO of BLS, noted VonderBrink had the admirable ...
Senators Encourage Colleagues to Co-Sponsor Designer Anabolic Steroid Act
Senators Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Orrin Hatch (R-UT) have issued a Senate “Dear Colleague” letter encouraging their colleagues to co-sponsor the recently introduced Designer Anabolic Steroid Control Act (DASCA) 0f 2014. The bill would empower the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) with new tools to identify and quickly respond when new designer anabolic steroids are introduced and falsely ...
CRN President Commits to Combat Deceptive Advertising of Weight Loss Products
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) reacted to Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill’s grilling on Capitol Hill of Dr. Oz for not being responsible and for cheapening his show by promoting weight loss products. Speaking at the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation’s Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Insurance hearing “Protecting Consumers ...
New Adulterant Found in Chondroitin
Zero One, also known as Z1, has been identified as sodium hexametaphosphate, a new adulterant found in chondroitin, according to a group of top U.S. scientists. First found in 2013 by Aishan Li, director of research and development and quality control of Meitek Technology, the new adulterant Z1 posed no health risk. However, research concludes further ...
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