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Scientific Articles

Our latest research concerning scientific articles about a variety of topics, including the following:

  • Can Metformin reduce COVID-19 mortality rates?
  • Improvements in women’s sex lives after menopause with testosterone
  • The replacement of diabetes insulin injections with a pill
  • Gum disease and the link to Alzheimer’s
  • Genetic researchers reverse grey hair, wrinkles and balding in mice

Did you know?…

  1. The sun is one of the most damaging factors when it comes to skin.
  2. Menopause is a natural and gradual process where the ovaries produce fewer female hormones.
  3. There are an estimated 55 million people living with dementia worldwide.
Body and mind connection

The science of anti-ageing

22 March 2022

Is the ageing process unstoppable or can extended youth become a reality? The science of anti-ageing is something that elite…

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NAD for Longer Lifespans

16 July 2021

By Will Block To live well and flourish as human beings, we need lots of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD), a…

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New understandings into how exercise can lift mood in depression

22 August 2019

New research has revealed that the body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) may play a role in helping to lift the symptoms…

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Could crushed eggshells help to repair bone damage?

15 July 2019

A new study from the University of Massachusetts (UMass) Lowell has shown that crushed eggshells could provide a new future…

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Exosomes to Regenerate the Thymus

25 June 2019

A new study from researchers at the University of Pecs, Hungary used cell secretions known as exosomes to regenerate one…

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Hope for Diabetes sufferers: Scientists discover cells in the pancreas that could be manipulated into producing insulin.

17 January 2019

A new strategy for treating Type 1 Diabetes could represent a new therapeutic approach to restore the function of the…

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Reducing arterial stiffness could reduce risk of dementia

6 December 2018

A recent study looking into the links between arterial stiffness and cognitive decline has presented data that shows people aged…

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Vitamin B17: An Alternative Cancer Treatment

1 October 2018

By Leslie J. Farer If you’re a baby boomer or older, you may remember hearing about Laetrile, the highly publicized…

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Genetic researchers reverse wrinkles, grey hair and balding in mice

28 September 2018

Researchers have rejuvenated mice by reversing age-related wrinkles and hair loss. It is possible that humans could get a similar…

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Type 2 diabetes, obesity may soon be reversed with gene therapy

28 September 2018

New research demonstrations that gene therapy can completely reverse markers of type 2 diabetes and obesity in rodents. According to…

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