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Read MoreWhat may protect against colon cancer?
The protein is PGC 1 alpha can be activated by the herbal substance resveratrol in the gut. Resveratrol again is plentiful in peanuts, and contain in shells of red grapes and berries. The research team at the in has found that the protein PGC 1 alpha triggers a strong increase in mitochondria, which...
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Read MoreMore potassium are taking instead of salt – so the high blood pressure become lower!
Who wants to lower his blood pressure are should consume more calcium-rich fruits and vegetables rather than simply focus on an economical salt consumption. A long-term study has shown that a high salt intake, while providing more deaths from cardiovascular diseases, but only for those people who are taking too little potassium through...
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Read MoreHow to treat Multiple Sclerosis sustainably and without side effects?
Many of the recommended prevention strategies in multiple sclerosis are the same as the general principles of health services. But some of them are considered to be specific for the treatment of autoimmune diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis. Optimization of vitamin D levels in the blood. This is an essential step, and while...
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Read MoreHow to avoid Bisphenol A ? Tips for consumers
Bisphenol A is the pollutant which suspected of damaging our health by engaging in the hormonal balance and manipulate the hormonal effect. In contact with Bisphenol A we come almost constantly in our daily lives. Today we want to give you a list of tips that will help us to control the use...
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Read MoreHealth risks of contents aluminum in vaccines
When it comes to the safety of vaccines, the discussions focused about toxic ingredients in thimerosal (contains mercury) which killed (inactivated) vaccines are added as a preservative. But vaccines also contain other adjuvants that stimulate the immune system to increase the immune response to the vaccine significantly – and one of the most...
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Read MoreIs the origin of fear in the intestine not in the head?
You may have already rated this startling message to other places on the Internet and wonder why we blog about it past. The discovery of the relationship between the state of intestinal flora and the emergence of colt we hold however for thrilling enough in order to present readers which was not known...
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Read MoreNatural ways to keep kidney stones at bay
In case of kidney stones dietary factors play a major role, especially avoiding sugar, non-fermented soy products and soda. You can prevent the formation of most kidney stones through the intake of magnesium and abundant drinking quality, clean water. The greatest risk factor is an insufficient water supply. What are kidney stones and...
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Read MoreMultiple sclerosis may cause a disturbance of the blood vessels in the neck?
Scientists has a completely new idea of how multiple sclerosis can be treated. They found that the brains of MS patients have higher levels of iron, which were atypical for the time of illness. These iron deposits had a unique pattern, often forming in the core of the brain to the veins around...
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Modified stress and the activity of our genes?
That can lead to physical and emotional stress disorders, is known. But if even a short-term stress can affect the activity of our genes, researchers wanted to find out. In previous studies could already be shown that incriminating experiences and psychological trauma at an early age can eventually lead to an altered DNA methylation. Now scientists want to find out together whether acute stress, and not only short-term stress affects on the activity of our genes. Which genes of...
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Is ginseng reduced fatigue symptoms?
Many patients who are receiving cancer treatment, suffer from fatigue. One American study found that ginseng can alleviate the chronic fatigue. Fatigue is an enormously increased exhaustion, which often occurs as a side effect of cancer therapy. An American study has now investigated the effect of American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) on the symptoms. Professor Debra L. Barton of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota presented the results of the Phase III study in the meeting of the American Society...
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Healthy well into next year – with a balanced diet
“Serve your body well, so that the soul desire to live in it.” True to this saying of Winston Churchill take it, many people especially the year again paying special attention in the future more on a balanced diet. Undisputed is the fact that a full meal or avoiding obesity promotes physical and mental well-being as well as many diseases – such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and certain cancers – can prevent. But what is a...
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Happy new year – with more zest for life
Probably exists in every human desire, full of energy, optimism and joy to go through life. In the spring we experience these emotional states often – first rays of the sun and the awakening natural rub off on our mind. But how can the longed zest for life will last a lifetime? Contentment, serenity, even happiness – anyone can think of anything under these terms. Describe this kind feelings, however, can be difficult, especially since they are perceived individually...
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Can sport change the DNA?
Sport is health. But apparently it’s effects even richer than previously thought. Thus, adequate exercise apparently solve blocking deposits of the DNA of the muscle. Already a short time sporting movement can solve counter blockades in the muscle cells.This allows genes are transcribed as previously. The researchers have found this in tests attended by 14 healthy men and women. First, the scientists studied participants cell samples from the thigh muscle. Then the subjects had to train on a bicycle...
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Is vitamin C as a dietary supplement useful?
Plenty of vitamin C protects against infection and is essential for many metabolic processes. A daily dose of 50 to 110 mg of vitamin C. How much vitamin C is recommended is actually needed and is a supplement to the diet with Vitamin C or even an “overdose” harmful? Vitamin C is one of the essential active substances that need the human organism, but can not produce itself. Therefore, Vitamin C has to be supplied through diet or optionally...
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