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 Oct 26, 2026
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 Oct 23, 2026
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 Oct 22, 2026
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 Oct 21, 2026
Michael Sinclair Nutrient-Matched Meals Still Produced Different Responses in a New Trial Two meals can look similar on a nutrient comparison and still produce different short-term responses in the body. That is the central finding of a human study published in Nature Metabolism on October... Nutrition Research News Oct 20, 2026
