News, Notes and Newsletters June 2023
News, Notes and Newsletters June 2023, Meatless diet and depression, aspartame and anxiety, benefits of cold water plunge, molybdenum and candida
News, Notes and Newsletters June 2023, Meatless diet and depression, aspartame and anxiety, benefits of cold water plunge, molybdenum and candida
News, Notes and Newsletters May 2023, The surprising role of walnuts and the gut in promoting heart health, Weight gain and the gut microbiome, Breakthrough research may have discovered the cause of gray hair, More than sweat is required to flush out toxins.
News, Notes and Newsletters April 2023. No Caffeine for Adults with ADHD, Adverse birth outcomes after in utero exposure to corticosteroids for IBD, New therapy: fight tumors with patients’ blood cells and Painkillers Linked to Heart Failure in Type 2 Diabetes
News and Notes March 2023: Clove oil better than asprin, The overuse of fever meds in children, Crohn’s disease linked to process food, Iron and the brain – it starts during pregnancy and Olive oil improves brain health & memory.
Artificial sweeteners lead to toxic gut bacteria, Mediterranean diet and melanoma survival, arthritis treatment injections replaced with probiotic pills, the cancer risk of nitrites and nitrates from cured meat
Reshaping the gut microbiome to prevent or treat neurodegeneration, AI can hear alcohol in voice, cannabis for pain management, a 28% higher risk of developing dementia, we need to pay attention to the link between ADHD and mental health, brain ageing is related to inflammation.
The festive season is upon us and it is pretty much par for the course that we will indulge to excess when it comes to all that delicious food, not to mention the wine and bubbly. We wouldn’t be human if we didn’t, so don’t feel too bad. The good news is that there are a number of ways you can get back on track, naturally.
Prevent Age-related Macular Degeneration. Human brain detects disease in others. Rooibos research gets funding boost. Phytoceutics™ launches in South Africa. Spotlight on arnica. 3.6 MILLION allergic to workplace in SA! Stress management. Lots of bacteria mean healthy sinuses. What colour is your pee?
Hard science shows there's good reason to avoid the ingredients in most deodorants. That science mostly revolves around triclosan, a strong antibacterial also used in hand sanitizers. Since underarm odor stems from bacteria, triclosan keeps funk from forming in the first place.
Five people with severe autoimmune disease have become the first in the world to receive a groundbreaking therapy that uses genetically altered cells to drive the illness into remission. The four women and one man, aged 18 to 24, received transfusions of modified immune cells to treat severe lupus, an autoimmune disease that can cause life-threatening damage to the heart, lungs, brain and kidneys.