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Vitamin D: new study shows inadequacy linked to CVD

04 July 2007

While health authorities have caused many to shun the sun, the impact not only on cancer, but also on heart disease, is becoming increasingly evident.

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Rosehip preparation effective against arthritis

24 June 2007

Dr Thomas Stuttaford, writing for The Times newspaper in London, sings the praises of a natural rosehip preparation, LitoZin, against arthritis

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Humble blackcurrant given No1 superfruit status

20 June 2007

Blackcurrants have pushed goji berries, acai and other more exotic fruits, off the no 1 spot...

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EU health claims: ANH provides comments to EFSA

18 June 2007

The European Food Safety Authority has asked for public comments on its planned procedures for allowing disease risk reduction claims for foods. Sounds promising, but ANH argues this is a passport system for big business...

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Sunshine vitamin supplement recommended by Canadian government

08 June 2007

The Canadian government, sometimes critised for its tough stance on natural health, now sees the light from the sunshine vitamin...

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ANH identifies key problems with EU vitamin dose restriction plan

28 May 2007

The UK competent authority, the Food Standards Agency, asked stakeholders about planned dose restrictions. Here's what the ANH said.

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New Zealand fights against Trans-Tasman harmonization with Australia

21 May 2007

Health-conscious consumers, celebrities and NZ's unique natural products industry have come together to defend their futures...

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ANH PRESS RELEASE: FDA Guidance for CAM

02 May 2007

Responses to the US Food & Drug Administration's latest draft guidance on Complementary & Alternative Medicine have ranged from hysteria to non-plussed. Read the ANH's take on it...

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Australian court finds PAN innocent

20 April 2007

Following the largest recall of complementary health products in history in 2003, Jim Selim, boss of the company at the centre of the allegations, has now been found innocent...

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Trojan horse set to stampede homeopaths in Ontario, Canada

20 April 2007

Canadian homeopaths, like homeopaths in the UK and other parts of the world, are increasingly feeling the heat. Dr Verkerk from the ANH is working alongside Canadian homeopaths to help protect their future.

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ANH PRESS RELEASE: ANH responds to EFSA accusation of legal threat

27 March 2007

Since the ANH put the spotlight on the European Food Safety Authority and the European Commission over applications to the Food Supplements Directive positive list, it appears that certain cages have been rattled. The ANH now responds...

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ANH PRESS RELEASE: ANH puts spotlight on European Commission over food supplement procedures

16 March 2007

The European institutions appear to be ignoring the European Court of Justice judgment of 12 July 2005 on the ANH case. This means that the ban feared in August 2005 could be occur at any time in the next two years. Find out how the ANH is attempting to create a new legal precedent...

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JAMA - 'vitamins kill' - no they don't!

05 March 2007

Last week we saw headlines around the world that told people that 'vitamins kill'. ANH provides insight into how, it would appear, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) resorted to massaging previous studies to stop people taking vitamins.

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Update on GM rice UK judicial review

23 February 2007

UK Foods Standards Agency claims win in the courts, but threat of legal action from UK based Friends of the Earth forced positive change in advice to British retailers.

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University study says organic may harm the planet

21 February 2007

Researchers from University of Manchester Business School reveal that although organic foods may create less impact on the environment that conventionally-produce foods, this is not always the case. The Soil Association in the UK however criticised the authors of the study saying that many of the benefits of organic production were ignored.

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Moves afoot to make the Pill and HRT available over the counter in the UK

07 February 2007

Imagine a reality where the Pill and HRT are made widely available as over the counter medicines? This could soon be the case in the UK if the MHRA has its way.

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