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| Volume 2, Issue 6, Sep 2009 www.nutraceuticalmedicalresearch.com | |
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NMR Brings Evidence & Builds Relationships with Cosmeceutical Companies at HBA Global Expo, Sep 2009 Industry News: Pawpaw: A Source of Herbal Insecticide for Hair Shampoo French Lilac: A Medicinal Plant That Led to a Key Treatment for Type-2 Diabetes Upcoming Events: There's still time to RSVP for Cocktails with NMR at Expo East on Sep 24 |
BREAKING NEWS Nutraceutical Medical Research, LLC Publishes Scientific Article in Major Industry Publication September 16, 2009
"I enjoyed reading this article. The issue of importance of proprietary research was well thought out, concise and expertly explained." - Rebecca Wright, Editor, Nutraceuticals World "This article is extremely timely and important as all manufacturers must demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of their products with evidence, not just with hearsay." - Jillian Capodice, Vice President, NMR |
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NMR Brings Evidence & Builds Relationships with Cosmeceutical Industry at HBA Global Expo Jacob Javitz Center, NYC September 18, 2009
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About NMR & Capabilities in a Nutshell As a premier natural product-focused contract research organization, NMR is dedicated to building strategic partnerships with natural product companies and is focused on performing full clinical research services in the following areas:
NMR Specials To all Natural Product Colleagues, Speak to any NMR representative about Natural Products Expo East specials on medical writing and clinical trial projects Contact us at 1-914-220-8325 or by email |
Pawpaw: A Source of Herbal Insecticide for Hair Shampoo By: Charles Spielholz, Ph.D.
French Lilac: A Medicinal Plant That Led to a Key Treatment for Type-2 Diabetes By: Charles Spielholz, Ph.D.
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Attention all exhibitors and attendees NMR will be attending:
Natural Products Expo East, Boston from Sep 24-26, 2009 |
There's still time to RSVP for Cocktails with NMR at Expo East - Sep 24, 2009 RSVP for cocktails and appetizers with Nutraceutical Medical Research immediately following the Expo East show. When: Thursday, September 24, 2009 Time: 6:30 - 8:00 PM Where: Morton's Steakhouse - Bar Area 2 Seaport Lane between Congress St. & Northern Ave., Boston, MA (5 mins walking distance from Boston Convention Center) For directions from Boston Convention Center to Morton's Steakhouse, click here RSVP here |
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At the HBA Global Expo in NYC, two representatives of Nutraceutical Medical Research (NMR) endeavored to build new relationships and showcase their "evidence-based research" expertise to a growing field in the skin care industry, namely cosmeceuticals. As the trend and science of adding certain types of herbs, botanicals and vitamins to cosmetic, dermatological and personal care products is rapidly increasing in popularity among companies, NMR certainly did not hesitate to share its scientifically-oriented capabilities with company representatives interested in building momentum for their finished products. 
Pawpaw (genus Asimina) is a large shrub or small tree that grows in eastern North America as far north as southern Canada, as far south as Georgia and as far west as Texas and Nebraska.
French lilac (Galega officinalis) is an old world flower that has been introduced to temperate zones throughout most of the world. As a perennial, it blooms in the summer. It is cultivated for use as a flower as well as other commercial purposes. However, French lilac (also known as Spanish sanfoin, goat's rue and professor weed) provided the basis for the development of one of the most important drugs used to treat type-2 diabetes. 