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  1. 01dragonslayer

    What Is Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid(TUDCA)?

    Several illnesses come to existence as the world progresses today! These illnesses are quite alarming especially when it involves the nerves which have the power to control the brain of a human being because it affects almost everything, memory and even the control of our physiological...
  2. 01dragonslayer

    How to Reduce Inflammation With These Foods and Supplements

    Normally, short-term inflammation is a natural process that plays an important role in healing and cellular repair when you’re injured or sick. However, it can also be bad, very bad, depending on the cause and duration. This is known as chronic low-key inflammation, and plays an integrative...
  3. 01dragonslayer

    How to Reduce Inflammation With These Foods and Supplements

    Normally, short-term inflammation is a natural process that plays an important role in healing and cellular repair when you’re injured or sick. However, it can also be bad, very bad, depending on the cause and duration. This is known as chronic low-key inflammation, and plays an integrative...
  4. 01dragonslayer

    How to Reduce Inflammation With These Foods and Supplements

    Normally, short-term inflammation is a natural process that plays an important role in healing and cellular repair when you’re injured or sick. However, it can also be bad, very bad, depending on the cause and duration. This is known as chronic low-key inflammation, and plays an integrative role...
  5. 01dragonslayer

    High resting heartrate, not good.

    If you are a person who already has stable heart disease, how fast your heart beats at rest can predict your risk of dying, not only from heart disease but all other causes, Dr. Eva Lonn told the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress 2010, co-hosted by the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the Canadian...
  6. 01dragonslayer

    Why Losing Belly Fat Should be Priority Number 1

    Belly fat, scientifically known as visceral fat, has been linked to increased inflammation and problems like Type 2 diabetes. Recent research, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, shows having excess belly fat is correlated with an elevated risk of heart disease. What’s...
  7. 01dragonslayer

    Are Eggs Bad For Heart Health? (Again)

    Although eggs were exonerated in recent years from their reputation as a hindrance to cholesterol, it’s difficult for individuals who are told one thing for decades to suddenly believe the opposite. That was the case with nutrition myths surrounding carbs, full-fat dairy or soy, for example...
  8. 01dragonslayer

    Excess Belly Fat Can Be Deadly But Is Easy to Lose

    When it comes to reducing your risk of cardiovascular disease, whittling your waistline could be more important than shifting the number on the scale. Almost 40% of American adults are obese, which increases the odds of developing diseases such as stroke, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and...
  9. EG News

    Study: Exercise Can Drastically Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk

    It should no longer come as breaking news when a new study supports what we’ve already known: Staying active promotes better longer-term health and reduces disease. The latest proof of the benefits of exercise comes from a recent study in the UK that discovered that not only those who engage in...
  10. Inhuman2024

    Kidney supp.

    Ok so i have NAC n milk thistle for my liver. I have omega 3 gummys and beet root juice n vegetable powder for heart n cholesterol. Whats an excellent supp. For my kidneys?????
  11. 01dragonslayer

    Got Elevated Liver Enzymes? - Here's How To Interpret Your Liver Function Tests

    Ageless Forever Anti-Aging News Blog Got Elevated Liver Enzymes? - Here's How To Interpret Your Liver Function Tests Primary Prevention & Lifestyle Both exercise, supplements, medications and drugs may cause blood elevations of enzymes that are commonly included in liver function and/or liver...
  12. 01dragonslayer

    The Difference Between an Outbreak, Epidemic & Pandemic

    In these turbulent times we can’t escape the news about Covid-19 – better known as Coronavirus. It’s something that dominates our newsfeeds and TVs – holidays have been cancelled, Italy is on lockdown, and countries all around Europe are enacting their own plans to combat this viral threat...
  13. GRIM

    Covid and Steroids

    https://www.healio.com/news/rheumatology/20200520/moderate-high-dose-steroids-linked-to-more-severe-covid19 Moderate, high dose steroids linked to more severe COVID-19 ADD TOPIC TO EMAIL ALERTS Jinoos Yazdany Preliminary data from the COVID-19 Global Rheumatology Alliance Provider Registry...
  14. EG News

    Junk Food Could Reverse the Benefits of a Vegan Diet

    j.chizhe The health benefits of plant-based diets are varied and many, ranging from living longer to decreased risk of cancer and heart disease. But, just like their carnivorous and omnivorous counterparts, vegans need to make sure they’re primarily eating healthy foods and not consuming too...
  15. EG News

    Too Much Protein May Increase Your Risk of Heart Disease

    Africa Studio Protein, that macronutrient that helps repair and regrow damaged muscles, is undoubtedly the most important nutrient in an athlete’s diet. Not only that, protein (in any form, whether it be whey, casein, or plant-based) helps keep bones, cartilage, and blood healthy. So it’s...
  16. EG News

    Too Much Red Meat and Processed Meat Linked to Heart Disease and Death Risk

    ESB Professional / Shutterstock If there's one thing the past year has taught us, it's that people love to argue about meat. There have been documentaries and social media crusades claiming it's good, it's bad, and everything in between—all citing studies that come to various conclusions. We've...
  17. EG News

    Science Determines Eating One Egg Per Day Is Safe

    Vastram There seems to be a different study on eggs every week, with some claiming they’re good for you and others saying they’re dangerous for your health. Even more have said they’re OK, but only if you limit the number of eggs you eat each week. Figuring out just how much is egg-ceptable...
  18. EG News

    Should eggs be in your diet? examining the most controversial food on the breakfast table

    [Unable to locally host - Direct Link 4 Security]:https://cdn-ami-drupal.heartyhosting.com/sites/muscleandfitness.com/files/styles/full_node_image_1090x614/public/media/Eggs-GettyImages-1053776934_0.jpg?itok=YE1lSSh7&timestamp=1557325776 Vesna Jovanovic / EyeEm After a recent study published in...
  19. R2D2

    What the health

    Watch What the Health (2017) Full Movie on FMovies.to for those of you that haven't seen it.
  20. F.I.S.T.

    Sugar - not salt - bigger threat to blood pressure

    Sugar - Not Salt - Bigger Threat To Blood Pressure Posted on: Tuesday, April 10th 2018 at 9:45 am Written By: GreenMedInfo Research Group Salt has gotten a bad rap when it comes to blood pressure. Sugar is the real culprit. For over a hundred years medical researchers have promoted the...
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