Michael Sinclair NIH Plans a Workshop on Nutrition During GLP-1 Treatment The National Institutes of Health's Office of Dietary Supplements has announced a workshop on nutrition and dietary supplements during GLP-1 medication treatment. Its November 4 digest sets the meetin... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair Pumpkin Seed Trial Finds No Clear Triglyceride Edge Over Control A four-week trial of pumpkin seeds and pumpkin seed oil did not establish a clear triglyceride benefit over its control group. The October 28 report in the Irish Journal of Medical Science found that ... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair New ADAPT Protocol Will Test a Gut-Targeted Diet for Adults With ADHD A newly published study protocol sets out how researchers will test a microbiota-targeted diet in adults with and without ADHD. The proposed diet emphasizes fibre and fermented foods, and the main que... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair Peanut Trial Measures a Brain Insulin Response in Older Adults A small peanut-feeding trial has reported a change in how a region of the brain responded to insulin in older adults. The finding is interesting because it examines a possible biological pathway, not ... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair Clinician-Reviewed Nutrition Guidance Improves Short-Term Intake After Surgery A small randomized trial reports that patients receiving individualized, quantified nutrition guidance with clinical review were more likely to meet short-term intake targets after gastrointestinal ca... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair Enriched Soymilk Lowers LDL Modestly in an Eight-Week Trial A newly published randomized trial reports a modest additional reduction in LDL cholesterol from soymilk enriched with plant sterols and soluble fiber, compared with plain soymilk. The finding concern... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair L-Carnitine Inflammation Research Is Not a Verdict on Every Meal A new study in Cell investigates how L-carnitine can amplify an inflammatory pathway under particular experimental conditions. The finding is interesting, but it is not a trial showing what happens wh... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair A Community Beverage Program Shows Why Outcomes Need Separate Reading A community program aimed at reducing sugary drinks and increasing water consumption produced a difference in children's body-mass-index trajectories, but not a statistically clear difference in the r... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair A Urolithin A Trial Separates a Brain Signal From a Proven Benefit A small randomized trial of urolithin A did not improve its primary measure of peripheral blood-vessel function, although it detected a difference in a secondary brain blood-flow response. The finding... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair A Nutrition-and-Vaccination Trial Tests Joined-Up Child Health Care A trial published in Nature Medicine on October 2, 2026 examines a practical public-health question: could offering preventive nutritional supplements alongside routine immunization help more children... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair A Small Fiber Trial Tests Support During a Low-FODMAP Diet A small trial published in the European Journal of Nutrition on September 24, 2026 asks a specific question: can a particular fibre blend support aspects of gut health in adults with irritable bowel s... Nutrition Research News
Michael Sinclair A Fasting-and-Exercise Trial Puts Liver-Fat Claims to the Test An eight-hour eating window, supervised exercise and their combination did not produce a statistically significant additional reduction in liver fat compared with usual care in a new randomised trial.... Nutrition Research News