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    Dose Vitamin P protects nerves?

    Question is under high pressure of research doctors and biologists: is the how to preserve motor nerve cells from dying? A research team from Bochum has now reviewed the vitamin P under the microscope – with positive results. Damage to the motor neurons can lead to various diseases, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis for, increasing muscle weakness, muscle atrophy and muscle spasms occur in the course. You can show the mouse model that the. Molecule 7,8-dihydroxyflavone, also called vitamin P, can protect the motor neurons from dying. Until now it was assumed that vitamin acts similar to the nerve nutrient BDNF (Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor). Attempts to prevent by means…

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    Allergic asthma and hay fever

    Why the immune system “overreacts” more and more people in the form of allergies, is attributed to various causes. By far the most common allergy reactions and symptoms are hay fever, allergic asthma, followed by eczema with allergic dermatitis. Allergic asthma and hay fever often occur in parallel, especially in the spring for pollen season.

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    Long-term help for dry lips

    Especially in the cold season, many people are struggling with dry and chapped lips. The reasons are as varied as the solutions offered by the cosmetics industry. What really helps, is already to be found in most kitchen shelves. The most common cause of dry lips is simply dehydrated. Our body needs from two to three liters of fluid per day, which makes a lack of moisture noticeable on mucous membranes. Equally, for this leads a lack of vitamin B2 and the trace element iron brittle. Furthermore, air heating, air conditioning, wind and cold can dry out the sensitive and largely unprotected lips. Rapid access to one of the many…