Nutraceuticals and dietary supplements such as thermogenics, fiber, protein, bitter orange and conjugated linoleic acid can support weight loss, enhance fat loss, increase feelings of satiety and help build muscle mass.
GAINESVILLE, Fl.—University of Florida (UF) researchers reported their study results indicate men obsessed with bulking up are prone to body image problems, and compulsive muscle-building supplement use is one indication of such behavior. “Body image problems, such as ...More
Certain bacteria in the gut may affect appetite and inflammation, leading to obesity and bowel diseases such as Crohn’s disease, according to new research from Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta (Science. 2010; March 4). Lead researcher and Emory professor Andrew ...More
Researchers at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, found vitamin D insufficiency is associated with increased fat infiltration in muscle in healthy young women. ...More
Everlast Sports Nutrition will release the ProLine collection, which features advanced nutrients, including natural sweeteners and natural flavors, and includes products that maximize workout benefits while managing weight and recovery ...More
Eighty-six percent of consumers are interested in the government implementing objective front-of-pack labeling that calls out calories and beneficial nutrients such as vitamin D or fiber, according to a new survey by FoodMinds. ...More
Natrol Inc. introduced three new nutritional supplements – Natrol® MaquiBerry, Natrol® Resveratrol Diet and Natrol® Resveratrol Weekend Cleanse ...More
A newly discovered ability for people to taste fat could hold the key to reducing obesity, according to new research from the Deakin University. Researchers also found that people with a high sensitivity to the taste of fat tended to eat less fatty foods and were less ...More
ConsumerLab released two reports on testing of weight loss formulas and chromium supplements, reporting its testing found several chromium supplements were contaminated with a carcinogenic form of the mineral. ...More