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Natac adopts olive through ABC’s Adopt-an-Herb Program

American Botanical Council Natac’s three-year commitment will help ABC keep its HerbMedPro database up-to-date with the latest scientific and clinical research on olive. read more

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Researcher calls magnesium a key link to heart disease

Nutritional Magnesium Association Could low magnesium levels—not cholesterol or saturated fat intake—be the greatest indicator of all aspects of heart disease?read more

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Vegetarianism can cut heart disease risk by one-third

University of Oxford New sudy found risk of hospitalisation or death from heart disease is 32 percent lower in vegetarians than people who eat meat and fish. read more

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Iron enriched potatoes could help tackle anemia

Nottingham Trent University Researchers have developed a novel, natural way to enrich potatoes with iron by engineering “nano-rust” particles, which can be broken down into regular iron and absorbed...

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Study shows KSM-66 Ashwaganda aids stress management

Ixoreal Biomed Private Ltd. Findings show KSM-66 significantly reduced stress in four measures, including a 28 percent reduction in cortisol levels over baseline. read more

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Evidence shows selenium doesn't prevent heart disease

The Cochrane Collaboration There is concern that consuming too much selenium could increase a person’s risk of type 2 diabetes in individuals with high selenium status.read more

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Do green tea, cocoa flavanols have blood sugar benefits?

American Botanical Council Study examined effects on obese adults at risk for insulin resistance. read more

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Vitamin D levels dropping dramatically, study finds

The Vitamin D Society New Canadian research finds mean vitamin D levels have dipped 6.2 percent since 2010. read more

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CRN refutes new calcium study

Council for Responsible Nutrition Council says supplements remain safe and beneficial for bone and cardiovascular health. read more

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NPA backs calcium supplements despite JAMA study

Natural Products Association Association defends calcium supplementation as part of a healthy lifestyle.read more

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