BioAnalytical Testing and Research Laboratories
Turmeric, the bright yellow spice derived from the rhizome of curcuma longa plant, has been in research spotlight for over a decade. What is so precious about the Golden Spice and what exactly are scientists so excited about? Let’s take a scientific look at turmeric with Brunswick Labs Ingredient Corner. Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is a… Read More»
MycoTechnology products and services rest on a foundation of solid science and rely on third-party, independent scientific research to support the development and delivery of its processes and claims.MycoTechnology tapped Brunswick Laboratoriesto help provide this foundation. SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass. and AURORA, Colo., Oct. 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ —Â MycoTechnology, an innovative natural food technology company that uses mushrooms… Read More»
This time it’s about the fruit, not the beans! Of course we all know cacao in the very popular and friendly forms of chocolate of all different types and stripes. It’s been cultivated for centuries, originally prepared as a savory, spicy drink, later and finally to take the myriad mostly confectionary forms we all know… Read More»
The Brunswick Labs Beat Ingredient Corner spotlight today is on Sideritis, or Greek Mountain Tea. Heard of it? It’s an important beverage in some parts of the world – well, such as Greece. Here’s a great Brunswick Labs look at what it is and how it works. Enjoy! The dried inflorescences of several Sideritis L.… Read More»
It may not be magical, but the chaga mushroom has been used medicinally for a long time in Eastern Europe. This Brunswick Labs deep look at chaga suggests that it offers some strong properties that could make it candidate for further health applications today. Among the many medicinal mushroom species, chaga (Inonotus obliquus Pilát) has… Read More»
Cervical #cancer may be wiped out in the future:
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Cervical Cancer Could Be Wiped Out in Most Countries by The End of The Century
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Each year, cervical cancer affects over half a million people around the world, with one person dying of the disease every two minutes. It is one of the greatest threats to women's health we know of. ...
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