Nutrition and Health

 Finlay Health News Letter

Finlay Health News Letter is issued on a monthly basis, its aim is to provide our customers with up to date information on health related research and product developments. If you wish to subscribe to the monthly news letter free of charge please email health [at] finlays [dot] net . Alternatively news letters can be downloaded from this page.

October 2008

• Review Article
  • Mr Garraway's Broadsheets; Facts or Fiction?
• Other health news
  • Comparison of Chemical and Cell-Based Antioxidant Methods for Evaluation of Foods and Natural Products: Generating Multifaceted Data by Parallel Testing Using Erythrocytes and Polymorphonuclear Cells
  • ‘Energy’ enters foods, confirm Mintel findings
  • EU regulations attract global attention
  • Flavonols may slash colorectal cancer risk: study
  • How To Standardize the Multiplicity of Methods To Evaluate Natural Antioxidants
  • Nescafe blend takes on green-tea market
  • Clinical Trial Shows Cardiovascular Benefits for Rooibos, Popular Antioxidant Herbal Tea from South Africa
  • Weight management has ‘untapped potential’, says Euromonitor
• Innovative product launches

September 2008

• Review Article
  • Fluid Vital To Life
• Other health news
  • Black Tea May Offer Heart Benefits
  • Not allflavonoids are created equal: meta-analysis
  • Green tea catechins go nano: study
  • EFSA approves noni novel tea formulation
  • IADSA keeps pressure on Codex over science for health claims
  • New research provides evidence that tea may approve attention and focus, keep brain cells healthy & influence genetics in cancer
  • Tea halves the risk of dementia, study shows
  • Consumption of mate tea (Ilex paraguariensis) decreases the oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids in mouse liver.
  • The relation between green tea consumption and cardiovascular disease as edidenced by epidemiological studies
• Innovative product launches

 August 2008

• Review Article
  • EU Health Claims Where are we now?
• Other health news
  • Coffee and tea don't raise breast cancer risk
  • Flat fizzy drinks are no cure for sickness in children
  • Green tea may shield brain from sleep apnea effects
  • Green tea extract may counter fatigue for workaholics
  • Black tea linked to reduced ovarian cancer
  • Flavonoids linked to lung cancer protection amongst smokers: study
  • Green tea's Alzheimer protection gets more support
  • US and Japan forming health food alliance
• Innovative product launches