Tag: heart health
Study: Sugar is Still Bad—Unless It Comes from This Source
Newark, DE—Added sugar is still bad, according to new research from the University of Delaware. But eating whole fruit is not—and is actually linked...
Aker BioMarine Enters Partnership with Acasti Pharma
Oslo, Norway—Aker BioMarine has entered into a partnership with Acasti Pharma Inc., wherein Aker will supply krill oil as the core ingredient of a...
Study: Sabinsa’s Pterostilbene a Heart-Healthy Choice
East Windsor, NJ—A new study published by Sabinsa researchers and academic scientists from Taiwan and China demonstrates that Sabinsa’s pterostilbene attenuates Trimethylamine-N-oxide (TMAO) formation...
NYT Tells Readers Not to Take Omega Supplements; Industry Responds
New York, NY—The New York Times published an article discouraging people from taking fish oil, in which they repeat the oft-made claim that the...
Study: Tishcon Freedom Softgels Shown to Lower Blood Pressure
Westbury, NY—Freedom Softgels have been shown to help reduce blood pressure, according to a press release from Tishcon, makers of Freedom Softgels.
The Softgels contain...
Red Wine Associated with Gut Health, Research Suggests
London, England—People who drink red wine have better gut health, according to a new study from King’s College London.
A team of researchers explored the...
More Research Links Nuts with Heart Health Benefits
Paris, France--Eating nuts like walnuts, almonds, pistachios and hazelnuts twice a week is associated with a 17% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease...
Plant-Based Diet Lowers Risk for Cardiovascular Disease, Study Suggests
Dallas, TX—Upping plant-based food intake and eating fewer animal-based foods may be linked to better heart health, according to new research published in the...
Heart Health Supplement
Carlson introduces Cardio Complete, a multivitamin that the company says is intended to help combat free radicals, improve blood chemistry, support cardiovascular health, healthy...
Study: Glucosamine Related to Lower Risk of CVD
United Kingdom—Glucosamine could be related to lower risk of CVD events, according to a study published in BMJ.
The study was performed on 466,039 patients...
