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Saffron as effective as stimulant medicines in treating ADHD

Feb 27, 2019

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Likelihood of tick bite to cause red meat allergy could be higher than previously thought

Feb 27, 2019

The original hypothesis was that humans developed the red meat allergy after being exposed to the alpha-gal protein through a tick that had fed previously on a small mammal. But…

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Few kids’ multivitamin products supply recommended daily vitamin D dose

Feb 27, 2019

Few multivitamin products for children supply the recommended dose of 400 IU a day of vitamin D, suggest the results of a survey of 91 different products, published online in…

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Resistance training even as little as once per week benefits older individuals

Feb 27, 2019

Resistance training improves the health of over 65-year-olds, and the benefits occur even when some people train as little as once per week. Source: Resistance training even as little as…

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Thirty years of fast food: Greater variety, but more salt, larger portions, and added calories

Feb 27, 2019

Despite the addition of some healthful menu items, fast food is even more unhealthy for you than it was 30 years ago. An analysis of the offerings at 10 of…

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Vigorous exercise, fasting, hormones improve elimination of toxic, misfolded, unnecessary proteins in mouse and human cells

Feb 22, 2019

A new study shows vigorous exercise and fasting improve the ability of human and mouse cells to remove misfolded, toxic, unnecessary proteins. The findings reveal a previously unknown mechanism that…

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Advances in naturopathy research reported in new special issue of JACM

Feb 22, 2019

Naturopathy, or 'naturopathic medicine' as the profession is branded in the United States, is a rapidly growing profession and scientifically advancing form of practice that can have a positive impact…

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Native California medicinal plant may hold promise for treating Alzheimer’s

Feb 22, 2019

The medicinal powers of aspirin, digitalis, and the anti-malarial artemisinin all come from plants. A Salk Institute discovery of a potent neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory chemical in a native California shrub…

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Prenatal exposure to plastics linked to motor skill deficiencies at age 11

Feb 22, 2019

Scientists with the Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health (CCCEH) at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health report motor skills problems in children exposed during pregnancy to plasticizer…

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Consuming garlic and onions may lower colorectal cancer risk

Feb 22, 2019

Consumption of allium vegetables -- which include garlic, leeks, and onions -- was linked with a reduced risk of in colorectal cancer in a study of men and women in…

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Could saffron be as effective as stimulant medicines in treating ADHD?

Feb 22, 2019

A new short-term pilot study in children and teens 6-17 years old with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has shown saffron to be as effective at controlling symptoms as methylphenidate, the…

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Vitamin C may be a powerful therapy for Stress induced cancers

Feb 20, 2019

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Food allergies and multiple sclerosis: study reveals a new link

Feb 20, 2019

Investigating the correlation between allergy and inflammatory disease activity, a team of investigators from Brigham and Women's Hospital has found new evidence connecting food allergies and relapses of multiple sclerosis.…

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Potential link between vitamin D deficiency and loss of brain plasticity

Feb 20, 2019

University of Queensland research may explain why vitamin D is vital for brain health, and how deficiency leads to disorders including depression and schizophrenia. Associate Professor Thomas Burne at UQ's…

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Despite America’s protein craze, adults are still missing the mark according to new study

Feb 20, 2019

Research reveals more than 1 in 3 Americans 50+ aren't meeting the recommended protein intake and it's saying a lot about their diets and health Timing matters -- eating protein…

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The ‘blue’ in blueberries can help lower blood pressure

Feb 20, 2019

A new study published in the Journal of Gerontology Series A has found that eating 200g of blueberries every day for a month can lead to an improvement in blood…

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Patients taking diuretics may see more benefit by upping potassium intake

Feb 20, 2019

Patients taking diuretics are often at risk for low potassium levels, which can put patients at an increased risk of death from cardiac arrhythmia or other causes. Researchers from the…

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Mouse study reveals how chronic stress promotes cancer, identifies vitamin C as therapy

Feb 20, 2019

A new study, published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation, establishes that the stress hormone epinephrine sets off a cascade of biochemical reactions that favor breast cancer growth and spread…

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Lupus strongly linked to imbalances in gut microbiome

Feb 20, 2019

The disease systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) -- marked by the attack on joints, skin, and kidneys by the body's immune system -- is linked to an abnormal mix of bacteria…

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Diet drinks may be associated with strokes among post-menopausal women

Feb 18, 2019

In a large observational study, women who reported drinking more than one diet soda or other artificially sweetened drink a day had a higher risk of strokes caused by a…

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Saffron as effective as stimulant medicines in treating ADHD

Likelihood of tick bite to cause red meat allergy could be higher than previously thought

Few kids’ multivitamin products supply recommended daily vitamin D dose

Resistance training even as little as once per week benefits older individuals

Thirty years of fast food: Greater variety, but more salt, larger portions, and added calories

Vigorous exercise, fasting, hormones improve elimination of toxic, misfolded, unnecessary proteins in mouse and human cells

Advances in naturopathy research reported in new special issue of JACM

Native California medicinal plant may hold promise for treating Alzheimer’s

Prenatal exposure to plastics linked to motor skill deficiencies at age 11

Consuming garlic and onions may lower colorectal cancer risk

Could saffron be as effective as stimulant medicines in treating ADHD?

Vitamin C may be a powerful therapy for Stress induced cancers

Food allergies and multiple sclerosis: study reveals a new link

Potential link between vitamin D deficiency and loss of brain plasticity

Despite America’s protein craze, adults are still missing the mark according to new study

The ‘blue’ in blueberries can help lower blood pressure

Patients taking diuretics may see more benefit by upping potassium intake

Mouse study reveals how chronic stress promotes cancer, identifies vitamin C as therapy

Lupus strongly linked to imbalances in gut microbiome

Diet drinks may be associated with strokes among post-menopausal women

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