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Supplement sleuth.(Q&A)(Brief article)
Q: How do spray supplements work and are they effective?
A: Demand for liquid nutrition, sprays in particular, is on the rise. Supplement sprays are formulated with powders or powder extracts dissolved in a carrier liquid, usually water, to instantly deliver vitamins, minerals, botanicals and other specialty nutrients. Sprays provide highly bioavailable nutrients and quick results because they don't require digestion before absorption and do not contain fillers or binders. Nutrients are almost immediately absorbed into the capillaries of the bloodstream through the mucous lining of the mouth and under the tongue. This sidesteps the poor absorption often experienced with bulky pills, capsules or softgels. Sprays require no preparation and can be used without water.
Nutrient levels in sprays are generally lower per dose than those in swallowable forms. If a spray contains more than ...
- Green food.(MANUFACTURING)(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: Los Angeles Business Journal Clough, Richard October 22, 2007 700+ words
A leading frozen food company is set to open the world's first certified environmentally friendly frozen-food manufacturing plant in East Los Angeles next month. Contessa Premium Foods Inc. announced last week its new $35 million, four-million-cubic-foot facility has been awarded a Leadership in
- Sharing o' the green.(food services-management)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Restaurants & Institutions August 15, 2004 700+ words
CHARTWELLS-USA, a brand of Charlotte, N.C.-based Compass Group North America, has added a 200-seat Irish pub to its responsibilities as foodservice contractor for Saint Xavier University in Chicago. Gilhooley's Grande Saloon, located just off campus, is part of a gift of real estate from Richard H.
- 1: Green Food Mart.(Real Estate)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Crain's Chicago Business March 1, 2004 700+ words
647 W. Division St. Nothing illustrates the clash of yuppiedom and urban reality more vividly than the Green Food Mart. Sitting in the shadow of the Cabrini-Green public housing complex, the neighborhood grocery is sandwiched between the...
- GREEN: Food miles study.(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: Marketing Week November 6, 2008 700+ words
If attitudes to environmental issues harden during the economic gloom, brands should take note, warns BMRB marketing director Steve Cooke. TGI data shows that between 2000 and 2006, 13% of adults felt there was "too much concern" about the environment, in 2007 this rose to 15% and in 2008 there is
- A new type of farming? Germany; Revamping Germany's farms.(Europe)(Consumers...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) February 3, 2001 700+ words
FARMERS and consumers alike in Germany have caught mad-cow disease-that is, panic about it. Bad news for the European Union's second-biggest agricultural producer (and subsidy-eater), but not altogether bad for other countries. The spreading BSE crisis, which has chopped EU beef consumption by 27%
- Green foods for rabbits.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Countryside & Small Stock Journal FEHR, JOHN C. March 1, 2000 700+ words
...opinion that rabbits are not fed enough green food. I know that some will agree while many...First, rabbits cannot be raised on green food alone, especially if it is gathered...to the second item of interest, that green food fed at intervals of several days or weeks...
- Called to wonder.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Presbyterian Record Walton, Erin September 1, 2004 700+ words
...margarine and marshmallows over medium heat in a large pot. Stir in vanilla and Rice Krispies. Divine into two bowls. Add green food colouring to one bowl and blue food colouring to the second. Stir. Take a scoop from the blue bowl and a scoop from the...
- Woman to woman.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
- Newspaper article from: Women's Health Letter May 1, 2002 700+ words
...proper acid/alkaline balance, you can add probiotics (friendly bacteria) like acidophilus and bifidus, and add some green food supplements like spirulina or chlorella. And of course, reduce the amount of acid-forming foods in your diet for a while...
