Research links xylitol to higher heart risk, but EUFIC urges caution
An observational study has indicated that higher circulating xylitol levels are linked to an increased risk of major adverse cardiovascular risks, such as heart attack, stroke, and death. In response to the study, the European Food Information Council (EUFIC) has issued a note, cautioning that the results of the study on the sweetener are observational, unpublished, and not absolute.How industry substantiates bioavailability claims in new delivery formats
Industry is increasingly focused on improving supplement delivery formats amid trends that require consumers to adhere to taking supplements. Often, these launches claim improved bioavailability, however, their manufacturers’ testing methods and quality benchmarks can be vastly different.Nutrition Insight speaks with Pharmako Biotechnologies, Akay Bioactives, Key2Biotics, Lubrizol, and Balchem Human Nutrition and Health to learn how they substantiate bioavailability improvements for their product formats and what credible evidence looks like.Abbott and NACHC launch Food is Medicine initiative to elevate personalized nutrition
A multi-year “food is medicine” initiative has launched in the US under a partnership between Abbott and the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC). The program aims at making healthy, nutritious food central to primary healthcare at Community Health Centers (CHCs) across the country. The “NACHC and Abbott Food for Health Initiative” will include a national certification program designed to help CHCs develop the systems and capacity to advance food for health, along with structured learning, training, and knowledge-sharing for CHC staff.Beyond the Active Ingredient
Most nutraceuticals focus on active dosage, but efficacy depends on reaching the tissues where actives work. Many bioactives fail to deliver their benefits because poor absorption limits their impact. Pharmako, partnered with Saanroo, addresses this challenge through four advanced delivery technologies, supported by human trials demonstrating increased absorption and efficacy across platforms and functions.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Saanroo.
The science of HMOs – A novonesis webinar featuring new clinical findings and ESPGHAN highlights
Tune in for an engaging webinar as we explore the latest HMO science coming out of Novonesis — including some exciting new data you won't want to miss. The webinar will also showcase latest scientific highlights on early-life nutrition from the 58th annual ESPGHAN meeting in Lille.Dr. Stina Jensen (Head of Applied HMO Science & Innovation, Novonesis) and Dr. Yannik Schönknecht (Senior Scientific Advisor, Novonesis) will present recent research on bioactive components in human milk, with a particular focus on HMOs, highlighting both mechanistic insights and findings from clinical study. Finally, there will be a spotlight on collaboration with academia (Prof. Lars Bode) and other leading researchers and how it is a key enabler to push the understanding of infant nutrition for everyone.Food & beverage: the next chapter of collagen innovation?
Supplements have dominated collagen innovation. But what if consumers could get collagen benefits from everyday formats – like milk? Hear from Bioiberica's R&D expert about the future of collagen in food and beverage applications, and how ingredients like Collavant® n2 native (undenatured) type II collagen are helping make it possible. This video is brought to you by Bioiberica. This includes minor use of AI-generated voiceover.
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