Coressence announces the launch of a new flavanol science website www.flavanolscience.com Dietary intake of a specific subclass of flavonoids known as flavanols (also flavan-3-ols)  continues to attract increasing interest because of recent epidemiological and human intervention studies suggesting potential cardiovascular, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer and cognitive health benefits.

Richard Wood, Chief Executive of Coressence said..."This site provides comprehensive scientific information resources which focus on the health benefits of flavanols and other polyphenols both as natural food products, supplements and early stage drugs.

Our purpose is to provide an up-to-date resource for researchers, regulators and the general public to better inform decisions. As a result we have chosen to utilise video streaming of animations and discussions as the main presentation process." Richard went on to say..." we recognise that there is also a need to provide education and establish diablogue, so the visitor to the Flavanol Science website will have an opportunity to visit latest blogs and to review regularly updated abstract databases.