… I’m more at risk for stroke than most people. My bad cholesterol is high, even though I’m close to being a vegetarian. Very few carbs; Very few to no sweets; Lots of veggies; Rethink eating fruits every morning (research this) …
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… blood sugar, and triglycerides were significantly lower, and “good” HDL cholesterol levels were higher in the yoga group as compared to controls, Agrawal’s team reports in the journal Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. …
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You may recall a study I posted recently about the strong connection between prostate cancer and obesity. No big surprise here, one of the logical outcomes of the obesity epidemic — diabetes — also worsens a prostate cancer patient’s …
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Polyamine Cell Signaling: Physiology, Pharmacology, and Cancer Research presents current state-of-the-art findings relevant to cellular and molecular functions of polyamines as well as providing the underlying conceptual basis and …
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“Alzheimer’s disease may be a chronic condition in which changes begin in midlife or even earlier,” said Dr. John C. Morris, director of the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at Washington University in St. …
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Spirulina, with its high concentration of functional nutrients, is emerging as an important therapeutic food. This study aimed to evaluate the hypoglycemic and hypolipidemic role of Spirulina. Submitted by Kenneth Lim to Health …
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Older persons without dementia also frequently had brain disease, most commonly Alzheimer’s-like disease, but also multiple other abnormalities. Having more than one disease in the brain significantly increased the likelihood that …
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Restless leg syndrome increases ones risk for heart disease and stoke by two fold. The more severe your symptoms, the more frequent your symptoms, the greater the risk. This was the largest study of its kind and enrolled over 3500 …
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“For instance, mine has a six inch stroke.” He steals a quick glance at Rikku. “And you’d think there’d be some problems with the intake, but I always manage to get the piston down,” he says with a bit of a grin. …
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Recall that these two are behind the reliability theory of aging; I find their perspectives are usually quite different to those at the biogerontological end of the research community. If I had to sum it up in a few words, …
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