Cheryl Tay

3 weeks ago | nutraingredients-asia.com | Cheryl Tay |Claudia Adrien |Audrey Yow |Horphag Research

The findings suggested that quercetin can help activate hard-to-reach muscle fibres, delivering strength improvements similar to those that come with high-intensity training — but reportedly without the risks. As people age, they naturally lose muscle strength, particularly in the fast-twitch fibres used for quick, powerful movements. These fibres are controlled by motor units that require a stronger signal from the brain to activate.

Jan 7, 2025 | sportplus.sg | Cheryl Tay

2025's edition saw the event record its highest ever attendance a year shy from its 10th anniversary. Cheryl Tay shares on how it was like organising the runIt was a lovely sight – 200 beautiful (shirtless) souls standing in front of me on a Sunday morning, all gathered for Rock The Naked Truth’s (RTNT) Annual Shirtless Run, in collaboration with Sengkang East CSN and Neue Fit.

Jan 7, 2025 | nutraingredients-asia.com | Audrey Yow |Cheryl Tay |Gary Scattergood |Chemical Resources

The results suggest fucoidan can reduce testosterone-induced BPH symptoms in rats, which indicates its potential as a natural option for supporting prostate health, according to a Marinova-funded study conducted in India. This is significant in Asia as the region has a long history of seaweed consumption. The health properties of fucoidan will be familiar to consumers in the region, especially in Japan.

Dec 10, 2024 | nutraingredients-asia.com | Cheryl Tay |Audrey Yow |Tingmin Koe |Horphag Research

Constipation is a widespread health concern across regions and age groups, with chronic constipation significantly impacting quality of life and healthcare systems globally. Defined as infrequent bowel movements lasting over three months, it is prevalent in 9% to 29% of adults worldwide. It often leads to complications like haemorrhoids and anal fissures, imposing financial and emotional burdens on affected individuals.

Dec 10, 2024 | nutraingredients-asia.com | Cheryl Tay |Tingmin Koe |Gary Scattergood |Horphag Research

Primary dysmenorrhea, which affects over 90% of women in their reproductive years, is a leading cause of missed work and school days due to debilitating menstrual pain. Traditional treatments like non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) often provide relief but come with side effects such as nausea and long-term resistance. Adlay, also known as Job’s tears, has long been used in traditional Chinese medicine for its health benefits.