Innovation in noodle production could help fight diabetes in Asia
Researchers are hoping that increasing the protein content in wheat crops will improve the nutritional benefits of noodles and help slash the risk of diabetes
Archives for November 8, 2017
Grasping the nettle: Iranian plants have anti-diabetes potential, say researchers
Several species of medicinal plants can be used in developing anti-diabetes drugs with limited side effects, according to Iranian researchers.
Asia has 'alarmingly low' calcium intake levels, sparking osteoporosis concerns
Southern and Eastern Asia has the world's lowest average calcium intakes - often less than 400 mg a day, a new systematic review has revealed.
BioCeuticals MD exclusive interview part 1: Firm to launch personalised nutrition testing products
BioCeuticals, the practitioner-only supplement firm owned by Blackmores, is about to launch a range of personalised testing products to tap into "the future of nutrition".
Goatweed extract may be effective against prostate enlargement: Australian study
A Tropical American herb extract may be able to safely treat men suffering from benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH), or prostate enlargement, say Australian researchers.