Topic: IPA
IPA, GRMA Partner to Harmonize GMP Requirements for Probiotics
King of Prussia, PA—The Global Retailer and Manufacturer Alliance (GRMA) has partnered with the International Probiotics Association (IPA) to establish a Probiotics Working Group...
A Role for Probiotics in Reducing Kidney Stones?
Kidney stones —formed from minerals and salts—can be painful and costly to treat. Despite decades of research, treatment options are often invasive and evidence...
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and the Gut Microbiome
One of the most common endocrine disorders, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects about 5% to 10% of women of reproductive age worldwide. Associated with...
IPA: Probiotics Crucial During Pandemic Microbe-Phobia
Los Angeles, CA—Social distancing could be preventing vital microbe exposure, according to the International Probiotics Association (IPA).
“We are living in strange times,” said Jessica...
Marathon Runners and Probiotics
Probiotics Help Marathoners Go the Distance
Like most exercise, running is good for your microbes. However, a marathon (26.219 miles) can be an extreme challenge...
10 Key Reasons to Join the IPA Community
Speak with one voice at an international level
As a member of the International Probiotics Association (IPA), you will be able to have your...
Best Practices Guidelines for Probiotics
The International Probiotics Association (IPA) (1) and the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) (2) support and encourage responsible production and marketing of dietary supplements...
CRN and IPA Establish Best Practices Guidelines for Probiotics
Washington, D.C. — The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) and the International Probiotic Association (IPA) announced the development of scientifically-based best practices guidelines for...
What to Expect of Probiotics in Pregnancy
Pregnant women want the best for their babies: no more alcohol, tobacco or other harmful substances. Healthy meals and exercise are a given. When...
