| | News & Analysis on Supplements, Health & Nutrition - Europe | 07-Mar-2022 |
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| SPONSORED MESSAGE | | Robuvit® Supports Sports Performance and Energy | Robuvit® French oak extract is a caffeine-free natural energizer that provides support for managing fatigue and improving physical performance. Research on athletes found the extract boosts endurance and speeds up recovery time... click here |
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| | | Targeting gut-derived metabolites with an oral biotherapeutic is effective in improving irritability and anxiety associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) according to Axial Therapeutics.... Read more |
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| ON-DEMAND WEBINARS | | | Defining Recovery | Recovery was all about protein⦠once. Now it is recognised to include a much broader holistic proposition than just muscle adaptation. |
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| Adjacent opportunities | There is a world beyond Europe for European brands; but in which direction should they look â East or West. |
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| Protecting the gut | If you are not healthy, you canât perform. Sports nutrition is much more than performance, it is about being ready to perform â to be healthy. |
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| The future of innovation | Innovate or die. All brands, large or small understand that to stay current they must keep innovating. |
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| | | | NPD Trend Tracker: From fortified coffee to paper-packaged Carte DâOr | Unilever is switching out 93% of its plastic from Carte DâOr ice cream tubs in the UK and replacing it with responsibly sourced paper. In Israel, Capsoil FoodTech has developed technology that enables coffee brands to fortify their pods, and Italian chocolate maker Venchi is preparing for Easter. Scroll through the photo gallery for the latest new product development across Europe.... See more |
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| Feeding the gut microbiome: from pre-, pro-, and postbiotics to resistant starch | While scientists are still unlocking the secrets of the gut microbiome, consumers increasingly understand that what we feed the armies of microbes that line our digestive tracts may be intimately connected to our physical â and mental - wellbeing. So how can manufacturers tap into demand for foods that make our microbes happy, from âdesignerâ probiotics to resistant starch?... Read more |
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