Additional In Vitro Study Examined Anti-Aging Properties

As Sabinsa’s R&D Scientists expanded their understanding of probiotics, and developed new products based upon that increased knowledge, it was inevitable that published studies would soon follow. Sabinsa has recently published its first human clinical study on anti-acne benefits of LactoSporin^®, the probiotic metabolite derived from the highly regarded probiotic LactoSpore^®. A second published study, in vitro, demonstrated the anti-aging potential of this topical ingredient. Together, the research supports the use of LactoSporin for skin care applications.

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Sabinsa has sent a cease & desist letter to Applied Food Sciences (AFS) for making claims of high levels of natural vitamin C in that company’s branded amla (Emblica officinalis) extract. The letter states that AFS’s representations that the product contains 25% vitamin C derived from amla (which is not technically possible) “mislead and deceive consumers and constitute unfair competition and false advertising under applicable law.”

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Sabinsa, the pioneer of ingredients conceived by modern science drawing from traditional Ayurvedic knowledge, announces a new combination to support healthy liver function, LivLonga^®, giving a boost to a category teeming with dated, generic products.

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Sabinsa is pleased to announce that several of the company’s ingredients have been Non-GMO Project Verified, adding to the value the end-user finds in Sabinsa’s transparency and commitment to natural, sustainable, and Non-GMO ingredients.

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Sabinsa’s Curcumin C3 Complex^®, the #1 clinically studied curcumin brand on the market, is the subject of a recently published study on its effect, combined with BioPerine^®, on serum cytokine concentrations. Effects of supplementation with curcuminoids on serum adipokines in critically ill patients: a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial was published in the peer-reviewed journal Phytotherapy Research.

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