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Abbott’s Glucerna Shake Shown to Improve Diabetes Management in New Study
The high-protein, low-fat Glucerna Protein Smart Shake designed for people with diabetes by Abbott was shown in a new clinical trial to stimulate the release of GLP-1 (Glucagon-like peptide-1) and reduce individuals’ blood glucose response in comparison to a common breakfast choice.
Study Finds Respecta Supplement May Alleviate Postmenopausal Pain
Tibolone and Respecta—a blend of Lactobacilli and bovine lactoferrin—could support women facing pain in post-menopause, according to new research. Researchers noted that Tibolone (TIB) “is the most effective and safe alternative for treating menopausal symptoms”. Lactobacilli and lactoferrin are also effective in treating vaginal microbiota dysbiosis. In the latest study, after 90 days of taking Respecta, women experienced a “statistically significant” decrease in their Visual Analog Scale for vulvar burning/pain and reduction in pain evaluation test scores. “This study provides evidence that the combination of TIB+ Respecta was effective in reducing symptoms related to vestibular pain and hypersensitivity in a postmenopausal setting,” the authors wrote in the journal Nutrients.
Mango Leaf Extract Demonstrates Cognitive Benefits for Esports Potential
Short-term supplementation with a mango leaf extract may boost a variety of cognitive measures, including mental speed, attention, and working memory, says a new study using the Stadice-branded ingredient (by Zeus Hygia).
Duo of Herbal Extracts May Enhance Cognitive Function, Says Amway RCT
A combination of extracts from Cistanche tubulosa and Ginkgo biloba may improve cognitive and memory function and quality of life in middle-aged and older adults, according to a new study.
Study Supports Vertebene Supplement for Spine Function Improvement
The study, funded by Austrian supplement manufacturer Natural Products & Drugs GmbH, investigated the effects of the company’s Vertebene-branded supplement compared to placebo in 50 patients for three months.
Consumption of a multi-nutrient supplement might not only stabilize lumbar osteochondrosis progression but may also potentially increase intervertebral disc volumes, according to a new study.
