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Aged garlic ‘effective and tolerable’ for blood pressure benefits

4 December 2012

Daily supplements containing aged garlic extracts may reduce blood pressure in people with uncontrollable hypertension, says a new study from Australia...

Source: Aged garlic ‘effective and tolerable’ for blood pressure benefits
Author: Nutraingredients-usa

Link: Flaxseed shows blood pressure-lowering potential: Study

Date: 2012-12-05

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2012-12-03

Ireland: Fur Farming review group recommend that it should be allowed to continue in operation

2012-12-03

All Boa constrictors fall under CITES and are listed under CITES Appendix II,

except B.c.occidentalis which is listed in CITES Appendix I.

2012-12-03

Aspartame-Induced Fibromyalgia

2012-12-03

'Carbon Zero: Imagining Cities That Can Save the Planet '

2012-12-03

“Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad” --

In Vitro Meat, Animals and the Environment

2012-12-03

USA: Alliance Petition Montana to Halt Trapping of Rare Wolverine

2012-11-30

Oman opens to Canadian cattle

2012-11-30

Animal Health: EU earmarks €199 million to support measures to combat animal diseases and zoonoses

2012-11-30

China: Volunteers Celebrate Saving 500 Cats from Meat Trade

The shelter is appealing for international aid.

2012-11-30

Study raises concern over international trade in python skins

South-East Asia exports close to half a million python skins each year, mostly to Europe

2012-11-30

7th Environment Action Programme must be ambitious and include animal welfare

2012-11-30

USA: Secretary Salazar Issues Decision on Point Reyes National Seashore Permit

Multipart decision includes transition for oyster company, clarity for ranching activities, and fulfilling Congressional vision for wilderness

2012-11-30

Japan halts beef imports from U.S. plant over safety concerns

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