It was a long reality that with age increased inflammation appears-so widely accepted that it was called “inflammation”. Along with this increase in chronic inflammation associated with age, there are also serious health problems, such as cardiovascular and Alzheimer. But according to new research, inflammation is not as common as previously thought. Published today in […]
Just when you think that the allergy season is over, late summer brings a new wave of sneezing, crowding and watery eyes. For people looking for natural remedies for late summer allergies, including pollen relief, mold and mites, August and September can be particularly difficult. If you are looking for a relief without relying only […]
Perhaps you have heard activity with high-effects such as running, jumping, football and basketball-are good in building density and bone strength. But what if you stand still, lifting weights in the gym? The good news is that strength training is great for bone health. But some exercises are more effective than others. Here’s what science […]
Cardiovascular disease is the main cause of premature deaths in patients with bipolar disorder around the world. In an innovative study in young adults (aged 20–45) with researchers of bipolar disorder, they were able to detect subtle (subclinical) irregularities in the functioning of their cardiac muscles and blood pumping before starting heart failure by measuring […]
The discovery of the P16 gene was a significant turning point in understanding family melanoma. This development was primarily responsible for increasing genetic consulting for higher risk families. Testing the expression of the P16 gene product in tumors suspected of being melanoma, helps in the accuracy of biopsy diagnosis. Dr. Michael PiepkornA dermatologist and dermatopathologist […]
Promotional movies #Testosteronemaxxing They gather millions of views. Like “Looksmaxxing” Or “Fibremaxxing“This trend adopts something related to the image of the body (improvement in appearance) or health (eating a large amount of fiber) and pushes it to extreme levels. Testosterone or “T” Maxxing encourages young men – mainly teenage boys – to increase yours testosterone […]
In the last study published in the journal Scientists assessed the impact of curcumin supplementation or turmeric on anthropometric indicators in People with type 2 diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) or Prediabetes. Diabetes imposes a significant social burden, including indirect and direct consequences, such as losses related to work and reduced performance. The International Diabetic Federation estimates […]
Screening of screening screening in terms of atherosclerotic risk of cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) taking place in social pharmacies and large-scale sporting events can identify people with uncontrolled cardiovascular risk factors, in accordance with the study published in Australia and New Zealand. ASCVD is the main cause of death around the world, but you can often […]
Last study in He examined the connections between different types of vegetarian diets and the risk of cancer in different places of the body. Diet and cancer A vegetarian diet is a diet pattern, which usually focuses on a higher consumption of vegetables, fruits, nuts and legumes when limiting or excluding meat. In contrast, the […]
In the last study published in the journal A group of scientists has checked whether insulinotropic polypeptide receptor signaling (GIPR) in oligodendrocytes (OLS) increases brain access and weight loss dependent on glucose. effectiveness Agonists of the Peptic-1 Glucagon (GLP-1R) receptor. Background One in eight adults live with obesity, and many now use incretin drugs that […]