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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jan 31,2012
Researchers found that adults with higher intakes of milk and milk products scored significantly higher on memory and other brain function tests than those who drank little to no milk.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jan 30,2012
The groundbreaking study is the first clinical trial to study dietary intervention in gout, and was conducted by Dr Nicola Dalbeth from the University of Auckland Bone and Joint Research Group in conjunction with scientists from the Fonterra Research Centre and the University Department of Medicine.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jan 24,2012
"This is the first reported randomised controlled trial of dietary intervention in gout management, and suggests that daily intake of skimmed milk powder enriched with GMP and G600 may reduce the frequency of gout flares," conclude the authors.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jan 17,2012
“The role of dairy intake in reducing the prevalence of health conditions like obesity, metabolic syndrome and heart disease is central to our research initiatives,” said Gregory Miller, Ph.D., president of the Dairy Research Institute. “This year saw several advances in this work, as more and more research identifies the positive effects dairy can have on a number of health conditions.”
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Dec 27,2011
Because Cronobacter spp. has been detected in many substances, careful preparation and handling of powdered infant formula is strongly recommended to avoid possible contamination.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Dec 01,2011
A previous study from the same team in the same subjects showed that there were identical total weight losses across the groups, but very different results for body composition change with the higher-protein, high-dairy group experiencing greater whole-body fat and abdomen fat losses and greater lean mass gains.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Nov 24,2011
Researchers from the National Research Institute and Faculty of Nutrition and Food Technology had previously shown that a vitamin D-fortified yoghurt drink could improve the glycemic status of people with type 2 diabetes.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Nov 18,2011
This research, in addition to other studies completed over the last few years, shows that one of the reasons dairy may play a role in potentially reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes is that it can improve glucose tolerance.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Nov 01,2011
Arla Foods Ingredients joined forces with leading paediatric scientists from the University of California, Davis, USA and the institute for nutritional studies IIN in Lima, Peru, to study the effect of Lacprodan MFGM-10 on 499 six to 11-month-old Peruvian infants.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Oct 14,2011
Nutritional and exercise strategies, to prevent the loss of muscle mass in the elderly, are increasingly important ingredients to healthy ageing.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Oct 06,2011
Formulas that are processed under high heat can contain 100 times more AGEs than human breast milk, delivering a huge AGE surplus to infants, which could be toxic.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Oct 04,2011
Chr. Hansen’s probiotic portfolio is already among the best scientifically documented in the world, and very recently an immune study with remarkable findings was published in the British Journal of Nutrition.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 20,2011
DHA or docosahexaenoic acid is an essential long-chain fatty-acid that affects brain and eye development, and babies derive it from their mothers before birth and up to age two.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 19,2011
The researchers assessed milk and dairy intake during pregnancy and monitored the prevalence of asthma and allergic rhinitis using registries and questionnaires in the Danish National Birth Cohort.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 15,2011
The approval confirms the hydrolysates’ suitability for infant formula aimed at the growing number of infants with milk protein allergy.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 15,2011
The milk-drinking teens were also more likely to maintain their dairy habit through adulthood and gained less weight over time – nearly 4 pounds less than milk-skippers.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 06,2011
Scientists have developed a special type of biopolymer that protects probiotic bacteria in the stomach and delivers them safely to the intestines where they can get to work.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Sep 02,2011
Researchers found the lower-protein, low-dairy group lost about a pound and half of muscle whereas the lower-protein, medium dairy group lost almost no muscle.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Aug 31,2011
Researchers sought to determine how daily exercise and a reduced-calorie diet varying in total protein and dairy foods affected the composition (i.e., muscle and fat) of weight lost.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Aug 30,2011
The research demonstrated that mice fed with Lactobacillus rhamnosus JB-1 showed significantly fewer stress, anxiety and depression-related behaviours than those fed with just broth.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Aug 30,2011
The partnership will focus on enabling the functional and immunological benefits of HMOs to become available to infants being fed with infant formulas.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Aug 12,2011
This mealtime "battle" can have a significant emotional toll on moms, with more than two out of three respondents saying that they feel like the "bad guy" when it comes to trying to influence their child’s picky eating.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Aug 10,2011
Children and adolescents who regularly eat a healthy breakfast that incorporates dairy have a higher intake of nutrients that cannot be substituted with other meals.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jul 19,2011
While more research is needed to fully understand this effect, these results do help to shed light on specific benefits of whey protein, which could lead to unique marketing claims in the future, Miller said.
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Dairy & Dairy Ingredients
Jul 19,2011
Previous studies have shown that a diet rich in low-fat dairy products reduces blood pressure. Almost 75 million Americans have high blood pressure, a "silent killer" that can cause heart attacks, heart failure, strokes, kidney damage and other potentially fatal events.
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