nutraceuticals

These additives are often called nutraceuticals, broadly defined as ingredients that are derived from food, and that offer health benefits associated with that food.

Alanat News 2008

Now scientists have teamed up with pharmacists to create "nutraceuticals" -- food and other edibles that provide healthful benefits beyond just vitamin and mineral supplements.

Feed A Cold, Feed A Fever 2008

These days, both are hailed as superpowered disease-fighting "nutraceuticals" - part nutrient, part pharmaceutical.

AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2010

These additives, called nutraceuticals, have been rising in popularity for the past decade and are now sold on the UF campus.

Local News from The Gainesville Sun 2008

"nutraceuticals" - the term given to food products that have health and medical benefits.

News-Gazette.com e.p. 2010

In just the past several weeks, many high profile consumer products companies have announced sustainability focused initiatives: Nestle's creation of a new business unit focused on "nutraceuticals," the combination of food and medicine; Best Buy's investment in pioneering home energy management systems; and Nike's making public its environmental apparel design tool, so that peers -- and competitors -- can use it.

Aron Cramer: A Stakeholder Approach to Managing Global Risk Aron Cramer 2010

In just the past several weeks, many high profile consumer products companies have announced sustainability focused initiatives: Nestle's creation of a new business unit focused on "nutraceuticals," the combination of food and medicine; Best Buy's investment in pioneering home energy management systems; and Nike's making public its environmental apparel design tool, so that peers--and competitors--can use it.

Aron Cramer: A Stakeholder Approach to Managing Global Risk Aron Cramer 2010

Don't get me wrong, I do believe there are some reasonable purchases of "nutraceuticals" but the great majority of what my patients purchase are snake oil.

No Perfect Health Care System, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I've seen some of the gynecologists in my area doing stuff like this recently; tapping the vast market for weight loss services by purchasing products usually vitamins and/or "nutraceuticals" and services from third-party companies and then re-selling them to their patients, sometimes along with office visit charges for their services.

Help: Ethical Dilemma in Real Time 1 Dinosaur 2007

I've seen some of the gynecologists in my area doing stuff like this recently; tapping the vast market for weight loss services by purchasing products usually vitamins and/or "nutraceuticals" and services from third-party companies and then re-selling them to their patients, sometimes along with office visit charges for their services.

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