APAC January Headline News
We bring you the list of most read non-China APAC health and nutrition stories in the month of January 2021.
Archives for February 1, 2021
Beauty-from-within in China: Shawya sees significant potential amid upgrade of flagship nutricosmetic ‘Whiteasy’
A China nutricosmetics and skincare company Shawya has underlined its plans for this year, which includes upgrading the formula of its flagship whitening supplement brand Whiteasy and developing new product range, such as a sleep and anti-hair loss...
继去年创新高，中国当局预计今年批准更多保健食品注册
继去年创下通过715件注册保健食品的新高， 中国当局料今年通过更多保健食品注册。
微生物和冠病19：中国数据显示，某些肠道细菌数量低，同病情恶化等免疫反应有关
中国一项新研究显示，冠病19病患体内的微生物组织可能会影响病情，以及免疫系统对于炎症的反应。当中，以普拉氏梭杆菌（F. prausnitzii）和双歧杆菌（Bifidobacterium bifidum）数量过低和病情恶化有关。
为年轻人打造的蛋白力量：中国ffit8开发有益免疫力、肠道和心理健康的益生菌粉
中国公司ffit8继蛋白棒系列产品取得市场成功后，近日推出了可提升免疫力和心理健康的益生菌粉。
“维持儿童的营养补充旅程”：Life-Space儿童品牌Pentavite自然唯他加快中国市场布局
汤臣倍健子公司Life-Space旗下的儿童维生素品牌Pentavite自然唯他，正在加快中国市场布局，旨在让儿童从小到青少年阶段，都有摄取膳食补充剂的饮食习惯。
中国口服美容健康市场：上海萧雅生物指市场发展潜力大，将为旗下Whiteasy 美白丸进行产品升级
中国美容护肤公司上海萧雅生物表示，今年将专注于美白丸品牌Whiteasy 的产品升级工作，并开发新产品，包括促进睡眠和防脱发的口服美容健康食品。
Protein power for the young: China’s ffit8 creates probiotic containing powder for immune, gut and mental health
China-based firm ffit8 is launching probiotic protein powder to boost immunity and mood, following the success of its flagship protein bar last year.
Beneficial brew: NUS researchers develop probiotic tea and coffee with digestive, immune benefits
A group of researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) has developed fermented probiotic tea and coffee with strains that confer digestive and immune benefits.
Papaya leaf extract for dengue: NZ firm develops supplement as adjunctive to mosquito disease
A nutraceutical and functional food company from New Zealand has developed an adjunctive treatment for dengue using papaya leaf extract.
‘Prevention better than cure’: Three-quarters of healthy older Australians regularly using supplements – new data
ALMOST 75% of healthy Australians aged over 70 have reported using supplements either daily or occasionally, with fish oil topping the list of popular products, according to research published today in the Medical Journal of Australia.