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Monsanto attempts to discredit new study that proves YET AGAIN that glyphosate is dangerous even at low levels 07/19/2018 / By Ethan Huff An international team of experts has concluded, based on the results of a comprehensive new animal study, that glyphosate, the primary active ingredient in...

Opinion | How to Get America on the Mediterranean Diet - The New York Times

Here is a synopsis of a study that was done on the validity of the Glycemic Index. I personally see two problems with this study, but want to see if you guys see them, or others, as well. I don't have the source, so I can't site it.... Sorry. This study is the first to definitively identify the...

Study: How Magnesium Supplementation Could Help with Depression By Alexandra Preston Posted On August 28, 2017 Sadly, depression is a common mental health condition that affects millions of people in Australia and around the world. However, there are many natural therapies for depression that...

What are the benefits and risks of testosterone therapy? Studies investigate Written by Ana Sandoiu Published: Tuesday 21 February 2017 As men advance in age, their levels of testosterone naturally start to decrease. To avoid some of the adverse health effects that come with the loss of this...

While scientists in the past have theorized that protein utilization in the body depends significantly on the timing of consumption and speed of digestion, new research shows that it doesn’t matter how you distribute your protein intake over the course of the day—as long as you hit your daily...

BEFORE YOU PURCHASE YOUR NEXT TUB OF PROTEIN, USE THESE TIPS TO GET THE MOST OUT OF EVERY SCOOP Consuming protein and protein shakes is something you might be doing on autopilot. Bad idea. With the rise of “protein spiking”—when companies cheap out on ingredients and use additives as...

Chemicals Making us Sterile, Dumber By anh-usa on March 21, 2017 Over the last seventy-five years, men have seen a sharp reduction in reproductive capacity, and evidence suggests that commonly found chemicals are to blame. If that news isn’t stark enough for the future of humankind, these...

Five Reasons for Men to Use Saw Palmetto Berry Posted on: Monday, March 20th 2017 Saw palmetto berry has been shown to be safer and more effective than drugs when it comes to benign prostatic hyperplasia, as well as other issues men may face. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or enlarged...

13 Healthy Reasons to Eat More Walnuts Posted on: Wednesday, March 8th 2017 at 6:00 am Written By: Margie King, Health Coach 13 Healthy Reasons to Eat More Walnuts Walnuts benefit your heart, brain, bones and more. Here's why you need to eat more of them. Researchers from the University of...

Study looks at criminal element of performance enhancing drug market among bodybuilders Many bodybuilders illegally sell steroids to help fund their own use of performance and image enhancing drugs and maintain their social status in the weightlifting community, a new academic study has found...

Study reports significant under-use of topical INS therapy for chronic rhinosinusitis patients Topical intranasal steroid therapy continues to be underused for patients with chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) despite practice guidelines that recommend daily use, according to a study published online...

Thymectomy confers benefit to MG patients who do not have chest tumor, study shows A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine addresses a question doctors have sought to clarify for decades: whether a surgery conducted since the 1940s benefits the patients it targets. Source...

Male hormones can reverse biological drivers of aging, study shows Telomerase, an enzyme naturally found in the human organism, is the closest of all known substances to a "cellular elixir of youth." In a recent study, Brazilian and US researchers show that sex hormones can stimulate production...

Study identifies ADAM33 gene as novel target for preventing asthma Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered a potential and novel way of preventing asthma at the origin of the disease, a finding that could challenge the current understanding of the condition. Source: Study...

Study highlights importance of routine osteoporosis screening for men Screening women for osteoporosis is now routine, however, when it comes to men, most are never screened and therefore suffer the consequences of the disease. In the U.S., nearly 1.5 million men over 65 have osteoporosis, and...

Study: 3-4 Cups of Coffee Per Day may cut Type 2 Diabetes Risk by Julie Fidler Posted on December 16, 2015 And this isn't the first of the findings. Good news about coffee is always exciting, so here’s a bit more: scientists have linked drinking 3-4 cups a coffee a day to a decreased risk...

Avoid Drugs & Surgery for Prostate Issues with Flaxseed Posted on: Saturday, December 12th 2015 Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder Millions of men face prostate issues, with treatment with drugs and surgery often making their problems worse. A new study reveals that simply eating flaxseed may be...

Coconut Oil Fights Deadly Yeast Infections, Study Suggests Posted on: Friday, November 20th 2015 Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder A common food oil has been found to have potent antifungal properties that could literally save lives. The coconut palm is perhaps the world's most widely...

Pot for Parkinson's? The Scientific Evidence Is Compelling Posted on: Sunday, November 22nd 2015 Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder Could the very plant that for decades was accused of "frying" users' brains be far superior to pharmaceuticals in treating the "incurable" neurodegenerative condition...