Probiotic BLIS K12 may protect against oral yeast growth
Supplements containing the probiotic BLIS K12 ingredient may inhibit the growth of the yeast responsible for oral thrush, suggests new in vitro data that supports the oral health potential of the ingredient.
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Multivitamin supplements boost brain function, say UK researchers
Taking a multivitamin supplement daily can improve cognitive performance in both children and adults, say UK researchers.
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Acrylamide on the increase in certain baby foods, reports FSA
The levels of acrylamide is increasing in certain baby foods. However, on the whole levels of the potentially carcinogenic compound are falling in other products, according to a new report from the UK Food Standards Agency.
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Fibre may protect against heart disease in women: Study
High-fibre foods may offer good protection against cardiovascular disease, with the effects particularly marked in women, say researchers.
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Increased vitamin D intakes may reduce Alzheimer’s risk
People with higher intakes of vitamin D may be at a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, but not other forms of dementia, suggests new data from France.
http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Research/Increased-vitamin-D-intakes-may-reduce-Alzheimer-s-risk
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Dietary vitamin E better than supplements to battle cancer: Researchers
Dietary vitamin E in the form of gamma- and delta- tocopherol could be beneficial in battling and even reducing the risk of certain cancers, however the alpha- form commonly used in supplements has no such benefits, say researchers.
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Cocoa products may offer fiber source for consumers
Fiber-rich cocoa products may help consumers hit recommended levels and improve their bowel habits, says a new study.
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