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Functionalab's Advanced Nutricosmetics and Advanced Nutraceuticals available from Harvey Nichols
Functionalab has announced the launch of its line of Advanced Nutricosmetics and Advanced Nutraceuticals at the prestigious Harvey Nichols store in London, United Kingdom in May 2010. Functionalab joins the dots between nutrition, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals by approaching beauty from the perspective of health. Functionalab’s health and beauty supplements only use the purest and highest-quality active natural ingredients supported by scienti... [more]
NiteWorks supplement improves exercise performance in older subjects
A group of 16 male cyclists, aged 50 to 73 years, have been randomly assigned to receive either the supplement NiteWorks containing 5.2 grams of L-arginine, or a look-alike placebo and instructed to continue with their usual cycling regimen over the three week study period. After three weeks, those taking the supplement had an increase in their anaerobic threshold – the point at which lactate begins to accumulate in the blood, leading to fatigue.... [more]
Majority of British women are not meeting guidelines on diet and nutrition
Current recommendations are that everyone should eat at least 5 portions of a variety of fruit and vegetables each day to reduce the risks of cancer, coronary heart disease and many other chronic diseases. The reality in the UK is that only 11% believe they actually achieve their 5 a day in a week. While increasing fruit and vegetable consumption remains a national priority, a new international survey has revealed the extent to which people ar... [more]
Capsiplex burns 12 times more calories before and during exercise
Capsiplex has extended distribution to include retailers Harrods and Selfridges following rave reviews and in excess of one million sales in its first month. Acclaimed for its formula and use of the previously unobtainable red chilli peppers, Capsiplex has been clinically proven to burn 12 x more calories before and during exercise. With our fast paced and demanding lifestyles conventional exercise delivered slow but reliable results and no... [more]
Building your body for the summer
A survey commissioned by Bio-Synergy and conducted by BMRB Omnibus on body image found that 73% of men are comfortable with their bodies but feel under pressure to maintain their weight, and 69% of women would like to change their stomachs. With Bio-Synergy at your side, the five month countdown to shorts and speedos could be that much easier and you could be well on your way to a six-pack. Dreaming of that sun drenched beach already – perhaps... [more]
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Health: Spreading the green message
TODAY, many of us take supplements to improve our health. After all, a healthy nation makes a wealthy nation. But we should care for our well-being without harming Mother Earth.
Resveratrol supplements could improve heart health: Study
The study published in Nutrition, Metabolism & Cardiovascular Diseases, is the first research to evaluate the acute effects of resveratrol supplementation on circulatory function, revealing that resveratrol improves flow-mediated dilatation (FMD) - a marker of cardiovascular function.
Breaking News on Supplements & Nutrition - North America EU edition
Heart diseases are one of the biggest health concerns worldwide, affecting women and men almost equally. In this informative webinar, DSM's Dr Michael McBurney and Marc Kollényi will present new scientific findings on healthy heart nutrients like resveratrol, and a new natural solution for the promotion of healthy blood flow – the only ingredient with an approved Article 13.5 health claim
Iron supplements reduce risk of iron deficiency and anemia in children with marginally low birth weights
Giving iron supplements to children with marginally low birth weights (2000-2500 grams) dramatically reduces the risk of developing iron deficiency and anemia. This is shown by Umeå researcher Magnus Domellöf and associates in the coming edition of the pediatric scientific journal Pediatrics.
Umea Researchers In Pediatrics, More Infants Should Receive Iron Supplements
Giving iron supplements to children with marginally low birth weights (2000-2500 grams) dramatically reduces the risk of developing iron deficiency and anemia. This is shown by Umea researcher Magnus Domellöf and associates in the coming edition of the pediatric scientific journal Pediatrics. It has recently been discovered that both birth weight and the infants' nutrition supply are important ...
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CPR MADE SIMPLE: Noncertification course offered by the American Red Cross that lets you learn the basics of CPR. 12:30 p.m. Sept. 7, Pardee Health Education Center, Blue Ridge Mall, Hendersonville. $10. Registration required. Call 693-5605.
September 7th Health Questions Answered
Your health matters. I was able to get two WSAV facebook fans questions answered.
US Pet Health Spending to Reach $33 Billion by 2014
ROCKVILLE, MD--(Marketwire - 09/07/10) - MarketResearch.com has announced the addition of Freedonia Group Inc's new report "Pet Health: Products & Services" to their collection of Healthcare market reports. Total spending on pet health products and services is expected to advance 6.5 percent annually to $33.1 billion in 2014. At that time, there will be over 200 million pets in the US and 62 ...
Haiti: from volunteer health-care providers’ points of view
This post contains both: 1) the live twitter feed, and 2) the compiled version of that feed ... of tonight’s (Sept. 7) panel presentation on — Haiti, as seen by medical volunteers from Asheville’s Mission Manna and other relief groups. Twitter coverage was provided by Lorin Mallorie. Mission Manna provides medical care for malnourished children and continuing health care education for adults in ...
More infants should receive iron supplements, researchers urge
Giving iron supplements to children with marginally low birth weights (2000-2500 grams) dramatically reduces the risk of developing iron deficiency and anemia.
