The Extraordinary Anomaly of the Ulas Family: Evolutionary Fascination or Genetic Puzzles?
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The Extraordinary Anomaly of the Ulas Family: Evolutionary Fascination or Genetic Puzzles?
The dried fruit that provides omega-3, a powerful antioxidant
Cardiovascular disorders are one of the main causes of mortality globally, even surpassing cancer and stroke, according to WHO statistics.
In this context, nutrition plays a vital role in preventing heart disease, and one nut in particular has gained recognition for its ability to strengthen the heart and reduce associated risks.
What is the fruit with which you obtain great health benefits?
According to the Mayo Clinic, walnuts are a rich source of omega-3, protein, iron, zinc, magnesium, phosphorus, vitamin B and other essential nutrients, making them a valuable
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How do you incorporate vitamin B into your daily routine?
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Vitamine B complex is important for maintaining good health. This group of vitamins, consisting of B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9 and B12, plays a major role in processes such as energy production, brain function and cell metabolism. A deficiency in any of these vitamins can lead to symptoms such as fatigue, depression and reduced immune function. That is why it is important to include a high-quality supplement such as Vitamunda’s Liposomal Active B complex in your daily nutritional routine.
Choose the right time for intake
An important aspect when taking your Vitamin B complex is choosing the right time for intake. It is recommended to use the Liposomal Active B complex Vitamunda.nl to be taken on an empty stomach, preferably in the morning 30 minutes before breakfast. This promotes the absorption of the vitamins because there are fewer digestive enzymes prese
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7 tips for living a longer life (and avoiding inflammation)
Scientists are clear: to age in good health and improve your life expectancy, it is imperative to avoid generalized inflammation of the body. This phenomenon would in fact be a contributing factor for many health concerns – cardiovascular disorders, senile dementia, loss of muscle mass, repeated bacterial and viral infections, etc.
To limit the risk of developing this famous generalized inflammation of the body, the University of Birmingham (in Great Britain) offers 7 tips that are not difficult to apply on a daily basis:
Move as often as possible
In addition to being excellent for the figure as well as for preventing many cardiovascular diseases (type 2 diabetes, for example
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How to measure the impact and return of wellness services in companies?
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The Role of Autophagy in Moyamoya Disease Progression: Research Findings from a National Research Team
Abnormal blood vessels that resemble a haze appear in the brains of patients with moyamoya disease. Archive photo by Hankook Ilbo
Moyamoya disease is a disease in which some blood vessels in the brain (the end of the internal carotid artery) that supply blood to the brain become narrowed or blocked. To compensate for insufficient blood flow, replacement blood vessels develop from the external carotid artery, and these vessels are abnormally thin.
A national research team presented research findings showing that one of the causes of worsening moyamoya disease is the decline in the autophagic capacity of vascular endothelial cells interacting with the mutant RNF213 gene.
The research team led by Hong Ji-man, professor of neurology at Ajou University Hospital (researcher Shin Hee-seon), confirmed that in moyamoya disease patients with the RNF213 gene mutation, the disease progresses more severely if exposed to stressful environments such as nutritional deficiency (starvation) and hypoxia.
The research team compared 30 moyamoya disease patients and 15 normal people. The patient group was divided into the RNF213 gene normal group (15 patients) and the mutant group (15 patients), and
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Newborn with severe cardiac malformation from the United Kingdom to Bambino Gesù – Medicine
“With Air Force flight C130 landing in Ciampino at 6.30pm on Tuesday 23 April, a newborn of Italian citizenship, born a few days ago in the United Kingdom and suffering from a very serious heart malformation, was transferred to the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome “. The Presidency of the Council made this known, explaining that “the Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital in Rome has made itself available to provide the necessary care, according to the family’s wishes”.
In November the government had tried in vain to have Indi Gregory, the eight-month-old Englis
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Breaking the Taboo: Men Embracing Aesthetic Medicine – Study Reveals Insights
Men who use aesthetic medicine suffer great social stigma, especially men experience taboos and prejudices. However, little by little they are overcoming barriers and leaving behind the myth that this practice is something reserved for women only. Indeed, There were 1 in 4 men who aesthetic medicine treatment and up to 60% would be interested in doing so in the futurereveals a study by Teoxane, a company in the sector specialized in hyaluronic acid which, in collaboration with Nielsen, has interviewed 5,000 Spaniards about their experience.
Dismantling and dismantling taboos about male aesthetic medicine, Dr. Raúl Navarro explains that men are committed to preventing aging and healthy aging. “Aesthetic medicine has evolved towards a path that starts earlier, where men know more and care more about lifestyle, beauty and health,” he says. Therefore, it is those w
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The Surprising Link: How Aspirin Fights Colon Cancer by Boosting the Immune System
Long-term daily use of aspirin has been found to prevent colon cancer, but the exact reasons behind this have remained unclear. However, a recent study suggests that researchers may have uncovered how aspirin acts against colon cancer.
The new findings, published in the journal Cancer on April 22, indicate that aspirin appears to enhance the body’s immune response against cancer cells.
Lead researcher Dr. Marco Scarpa, a general surgeon with the University of Padova in Italy, explained, “Our study reveals a complementary mechanism of cancer prevention or therapy with aspirin, besides its well-known classical drug mechanism involving the inhibition of inflammation.”
To conduct the study, researchers obtained tissue samples from 238 patients who had undergone surgery for colon cancer between 2015 and 2019. Approximately 12% of these patients were regular aspirin users.
Interestingly, the tissue samples from aspirin users demonstrated less cancer spread to the lymph nodes and exhibited more aggressive activity of immune cells against tumors.
Further investigation in the laboratory revealed that exposing colon cancer cells to aspirin increased the ability of immune cells to detect the presence of tumors. This was attributed to the immune cells expressing higher levels of a protein called CD80. In patients w
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