Latest news with #WATFORD
Yahoo
04-08-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
New Way to Take Iron: IBSA Launches Innovative Orally Dissolving Film Supplement That's Gentle on the Stomach and Easy to Take
IBSA ODF Supplement Range WATFORD, United Kingdom, Aug. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new generation of vitamin supplementation has arrived in the UK. IBSA, the Swiss-based pharmaceutical company, has launched a groundbreaking Iron Orodispersible Film (ODF), a thin, fast-dissolving supplement strip designed to deliver iron and folic acid without the need for water or swallowing tablets. At a time when up to a third of UK adults report difficulty swallowing pills¹, and many struggle with the gastrointestinal side effects of traditional iron supplements², IBSA Iron ODF offers a welcome solution. Using IBSA's patented FilmTec® technology, this small, lemon-flavoured strip melts in the mouth quickly, delivering a precise dose of 30 mg iron (as ferric pyrophosphate) and 400 μg folic acid with minimal digestive discomfort.'I've been taking Iron supplements for over 10 years and tried so many types, tablets, liquids, you name it. They all made me feel sick with nausea and even vomiting. Since I started using the ODF Iron, I haven't had any of those side effects, and I still get all the benefits. It's made a huge difference to how I feel in the morning'. Emma, verified patient, Oxford. Unlike some iron tablets that can cause side effects such as nausea, constipation, or a metallic taste, IBSA Iron ODF uses ferric pyrophosphate, a gentler form of iron, alongside a minimalist ODF formulation. This form bypasses much of the digestive system, helping reduce irritation whilst maintaining comparable absorption to some Iron tablets². It's also gluten-free, lactose-free, and vegan friendly and contains less than 1 kcal per is it for?IBSA Iron ODF is particularly suited to: Women during menstruation, pregnancy, or postpartum recovery Athletes with higher iron needs People with gastrointestinal absorption issues (e.g. Crohn's, coeliac disease) Anyone who dislikes or struggles to swallow tablets IBSA Iron ODF is part of a new range of oral film supplements now available from IBSA Care. The range also includes IBSA Vitamin D3 ODF, a 2000 IU supplement formulated to support bone and immune health in individuals with limited sun exposure, and IBSA Vitamin B12 ODF, designed for vegetarians, older adults, and anyone with reduced B12 absorption. All products are based on IBSA's patented FilmTec® technology, combined with the company's pharmaceutical expertise and dedication to innovation, providing convenient, high-quality supplements designed for real life. IBSA's ODF technology has been clinically evaluated for iron and vitamin D3 delivery. Studies demonstrate comparable absorption to market-leading capsule formats2 3, offering reassurance that these new supplements are as effective as they are easy to for further information. Helen Pope, HPPR+44 (0)7879 818247, helen@ References1. Cook et al., 2024 – Dysphagia prevalence and patient preferences across Brazil, UK, China, and Indonesia. Healthcare (Basel), 12(18):1827. 2. Cupone et al., 2023 – Clinical evaluation of iron orodispersible film (ODF). Pharmaceutics, 15(6):1575. 3. Cupone et al., 2020 – Development and stability of vitamin D3 ODF formulation. Molecules, 25:5851. UKODF00003DOP: July 2025 A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
Scottish Sun
01-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Watford goalkeeper Dan Bachmann told he can leave on free transfer despite having THREE YEARS left on contract
BACH IN BLACK Watford goalkeeper Dan Bachmann told he can leave on free transfer despite having THREE YEARS left on contract WATFORD keeper Dan Bachmann is set to leave the club on a free transfer despite having three years left on his contract. The Championship club are looking to reduce costs ahead of the start of the season. 2 Dan Bachmann is set to leave Watford on a free transfer Credit: Alamy Bachmann, 30, has been at Vicarage Road for eight years but has been told that he can find a new club due to the size of his wages. And Watford are even happy to avoid demanding a transfer fee to get him off their books as soon as possible. The Austrian international, who has played 138 times for the Hornets, has attracted interest from Wrexham and Salzburg. Uruguayan boss Paulo Pezzolano has only just taken over at Watford from Tom Cleverley, who was sacked after last season. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Deutsche MarC Bayern 'consider shock Rashford move' as Man Utd's asking price revealed And star midfielder Imran Louza has rocked the club by saying he wants to leave immediately. Louza joined from Nantes in 2021 for £9million but is now worth about £12m. He signed a new contract in 2023 with his deal running to 2028. Louza was named Watford's Player of the Year last season. BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS But the Hornets remain in full support of new boss Pezzolano. Following his arrival last month, sporting director Gian Luca Nani said: "Paulo has a hugely impressive track record working with young players, which is essential when you look at the age profile of our squad. Dan Bachmann shows his goalkeeping talent at Watford training 2 "He has had success at virtually every club, including league titles and promotions, but it is his work on the training ground that impressed the most when we undertook our research. "He has innovative ideas and processes which he transmits passionately to the players. "We believe Paulo is the leader we need as we refocus ahead of the new season. "He is fully aware of our ambitions and determination to push for promotion and embraces that challenge."
The Irish Sun
01-07-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Watford goalkeeper Dan Bachmann told he can leave on free transfer despite having THREE YEARS left on contract
WATFORD keeper Dan Bachmann is set to leave the club on a free transfer despite having three years left on his contract. The Championship club are looking to reduce costs ahead of the start of the season. Advertisement 2 Dan Bachmann is set to leave Watford on a free transfer Credit: Alamy Bachmann, 30, has been at Vicarage Road for eight years but has been told that he can find a new club due to the size of his wages. And The Austrian international, who has played 138 times for the Hornets, has attracted interest from Wrexham and Salzburg. Uruguayan boss Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL And star midfielder Louza joined from Nantes in 2021 for £9million but is now worth about £12m. He signed a new contract in 2023 with his deal running to 2028. Louza was named Watford's Player of the Year last season. Advertisement Most read in Championship Breaking BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS But the Hornets remain in full support of new boss Pezzolano. Following his arrival last month, sporting director Gian Luca Nani said: "Paulo has a hugely impressive track record working with young players, which is essential when you look at the age profile of our squad. Dan Bachmann shows his goalkeeping talent at Watford training 2 Advertisement "He has had success at virtually every club, including league titles and promotions, but it is his work on the training ground that impressed the most when we undertook our research. "He has innovative ideas and processes which he transmits passionately to the players. "We believe Paulo is the leader we need as we refocus ahead of the new season. "He is fully aware of our ambitions and determination to push for promotion and embraces that challenge." Advertisement
Scottish Sun
27-06-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Watford player of the season Imran Louza hands in transfer request after falling out with new manager in his first week
After struggling initially last season Louza flourished under Cleverley, even captaining the team LOSE LOUZ Watford player of the season Imran Louza hands in transfer request after falling out with new manager in his first week WATFORD midfielder Imran Louza wants to leave the club after a fall-out with the new head coach. Uruguayan boss Paulo Pezzolano has only just taken over at Vicarage Road from Tom Cleverley but after an exchange of views with the new manager, Louza - last season's player of the year - has told the Hornets he is looking to find another club. Advertisement 2 Imran Louza wants to leave Watford Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 2 The midfielder has fallen out with new boss Paulo Pezzolano Credit: Getty Owner Gino Pozzo had been hoping to keep hold of the Moroccan international, along with the likes of Giorgi Chakvetadze and Kwadwo Baah, in an attempt to try and challenge for at least a Championship play-off spot. But a week into the reign of Pezzolano, Louza has told club officials that he is looking at other options. Louza joined from Nantes in 2021 for £9million but is now worth about £12m. He signed a new contract in 2023 with his deal running to 2028. Advertisement READ MORE ON FOOTBALL CAR CRASH Fans claim Carabao Cup draw is 'rigged' as huge derby clash is handed out Louza made 33 appearances, scored twice and picked up five assists last season having improved under Cleverley who left the club at the end of the campaign. Prior to that, Louza had spent half a season out on loan at Lorient and seemed set to leave Watford. However, after struggling initially last term Louza flourished under Cleverley, even captaining the team. Following new boss Pezzolano's arrival at Vicarage Road last month, Sporting Director Gian Luca Nani said: "Paulo has a hugely impressive track record working with young players, which is essential when you look at the age profile of our squad. Advertisement CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS "He has had success at virtually every club, including league titles and promotions, but it is his work on the training ground that impressed the most when we undertook our research. "He has innovative ideas and processes which he transmits passionately to the players. Christian Norgaard to Arsenal LATEST | Transfers Exposed "We believe Paulo is the leader we need as we refocus ahead of the new season. Advertisement "He is fully aware of our ambitions and determination to push for promotion and embraces that challenge."
The Irish Sun
27-06-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Watford player of the season Imran Louza hands in transfer request after falling out with new manager in his first week
WATFORD midfielder Imran Louza wants to leave the club after a fall-out with the new head coach. Uruguayan boss 2 Imran Louza wants to leave Watford Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 2 The midfielder has fallen out with new boss Paulo Pezzolano Credit: Getty Owner Gino Pozzo had been hoping to keep hold of the Moroccan international, along with the likes of Giorgi Chakvetadze and Kwadwo Baah, in an attempt to try and challenge for at least a Championship play-off spot. But a week into the reign of Pezzolano, Louza has told club officials that he is looking at other options. Louza joined from Nantes in 2021 for £9million but is now worth about £12m. He signed a new contract in 2023 with his deal running to 2028. READ MORE ON FOOTBALL Louza made 33 appearances, scored twice and picked up five assists last season having improved under Prior to that, Louza had spent half a season out on loan at Lorient and seemed set to leave However, after struggling initially last term Louza flourished under Cleverley, even captaining the team. Following new boss Pezzolano's arrival at Vicarage Road last month, Sporting Director Gian Luca Nani said: "Paulo has a hugely impressive track record working with young players, which is essential when you look at the age profile of our squad. Most read in Championship CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS "He has had success at virtually every club, including league titles and promotions, but it is his work on the training ground that impressed the most when we undertook our research. "He has innovative ideas and processes which he transmits passionately to the players. Christian Norgaard to Arsenal LATEST | Transfers Exposed "We believe Paulo is the leader we need as we refocus ahead of the new season. "He is fully aware of our ambitions and determination to push for promotion and embraces that challenge."
