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Biotics Research Corporation

6801 Biotics Research Dr
Rosenberg, TX 77471
800-231-5777
281-344-0909 Local
281-344-0725 Fax

Biotics Research Corporation has been a leading manufacturer of specially designed nutritional products for over thirty years. Our mission remains constant: to be the benchmark of excellence in nutritional science, technology and service, providing the clinician with reliable, innovative products of superior quality as well as the highest level of customer service.

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Vitamin D Supplementation Improves Glycmic Control in Diabetes

Selenium may reduce risk of bladder cancer in women and smokers

Vitamin D supplementation in pregnant women may enhance placental immunity and protect against infection

Pantethine appears to be safe, effective and affordable lipid-altering therapy

Vitamin E may protect against venous thromboembolism (VTE) in women

Omega-3 Fatty Acid Consumption Linked to Better hearts

Folic Acid Supplementation Linked to Fewer Pregnancy Complications

Low Serum Levels of Vitamin D Associated with All-Cause and Cardiovascular Mortality

Low Vitamin D Status Associated with Increased Rick of Myocardial Infarction

Fish oil supplementation providing Omega-3 fatty acids inhibit the adrenal activation elicited by stress

Omega-3 fatty acids cut mortality and hospitalizations in heart failure patients. Statins failed to do so.

Iodine deficiency may induce hypothyroidism symptoms without abnormal findings of thyroid hormone values

Vitamin D insufficiency associated with increased childhood asthma risk

Probiotics use during the first trimester of pregnancy may protect against post-pregnancy weight gain

Multivitamin use linked to younger 'biological age'

Higher serum levels of selenium linked to lower skin cancer risks

Researchers recommend the establishment of a Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for EPA and DHA to reduce the risk of heart disease

Vitamin K2 may boost bone health in prepubescent children and protect against osteoporosis in later life.

Prebiotics may offer significant relief for IBS sufferers

Iron supplementation a boon to women soldiers

Omega-3 fatty acids may protect diabetic hearts

Vitamin D levels linked to increased weight loss amongst dieters

Whey protein has superior effect on postprandial lipemia in response to a high fat meal in type 2 diabetes

Omega-3 fish oil deficiency linked to male fertility

Lycopene levels associated to healthier blood vessels

Fruit may contain more antioxidants than previously thought.

Vitamin C deficiency in early infancy associated with impaired brain development

Vitamin D may be beneficial against tuberculosis

Folic acid, zinc, and iron antenatal supplementation improves growth and reduces obesity in school-age children

Weight loss significantly reduces sleep apnea in diabetic patients

Sulfur-bearing amino acids may assist bowel healing

Combined glucosamine and omega-3 fatty acid supplementation best for osteoarthritic joints

Fast Facts about Heirloom Seeds

Calcium and Vitamin D may protect against colon tumors

Just in time for holiday snacking: Study shows that dark chocolate protects against DNA damage

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