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- Breaking News on Supplements & Nutrition - North America (Nutraingredients.com)
17-Nov-2008 - The long shadow cast by obesity over public health means that encouraging healthier eating should be high on the agenda of every food firm, come financial rain or shine. - Trial finds no benefits from vitamins C and E in cutting risk of heart disease (International Herald Tribune)
A large long-term trial has found that the supplements work no better than placebos. - SunnyDazes.com is Bringing Sunshine to the Blogosphere (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
SunnyDazes.com was founded to provide consumers with a wide choice of vitamins, supplements and herbal products. The site has become a one-stop resource for health products. While the website continues the grow, its founder, Ray Johnson, has recently added a new informational blog. - Can Vitamins and Minerals Prevent Hearing Loss? (ThirdAge)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. ? About 10 million people in the United States alone -- from troops returning from war to students with music blasting through headphones -- are suffering from impairing noise-induced hearing loss. - ThaiPR Web Submit: Dietary Supplements & Cosmeceutical: Driving New Products into Market Effectively (Thaipr.net)
The Asia Pacific Market for dietary supplements & cosmeceutical market has been the fastest growing segment. Functional foods and dietary supplements are highly desired by consumer wishing to alter th - Petitions: The new tool to attack supplements (Nutraingredients.com)
The petition filed earlier this year by GSK in an effort to wipe out the dietary supplement category for weight loss is unlikely to pass. But it highlights a major new threat to the industry: The use of petitions to discredit the supplements sector. Lorraine Heller reports.
