Metabolic
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New Research Suggests That Cutting Exposure to Common Chemicals Could Slow Aging
Researchers at Nagoya University have linked aldehydes, byproducts from alcohol, pollution, and smoke, to premature aging and DNA damage, proposing…
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New Research Indicates That Popular Diabetes Drug Could Impact Brain Development During Pregnancy
Research indicates that metformin, while beneficial for pregnant animals, might not positively affect their offspring, underscoring the complexity of managing…
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Tardigrade Proteins Slow Aging in Human Cells
Researchers have discovered that proteins from tardigrades, known for surviving extreme conditions, can slow molecular processes in human cells, offering…
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Natural Ingredient Found in Coffee Could Keep Your Muscles Young
By National University of Singapore, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine March 23, 2024 A groundbreaking study found that trigonelline,…
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How Your High-Protein Diet Could Be Hardening Your Arteries
High protein consumption may elevate atherosclerosis risk by activating immune cells that contribute to arterial plaque formation, with leucine playing…
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Unlocking Your Body’s Natural Weight Loss System That Works Like Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro
Incretin hormones, produced in our gut, play a pivotal role in managing metabolism and weight, akin to the function of…
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Scientists Develop Simple and Cost-Effective Early Diabetes Test
Researchers have introduced an efficient diabetes detection method using a simple mathematical calculation from a blood test, proving its reliability…
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New Discovery Could Improve the Efficiency of Diabetes Treatments
Recent research has unveiled that the GDF15 protein may enhance diabetes treatment by reducing glucose synthesis and liver fibrosis, offering…
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Scientists Uncover the Hidden Role of Mitochondria in Dietary Fat Processing
Pictures show small intestinal villi from wild type (top) and enterocyte-specific DARS2 knockout mice (bottom) stained for PLIN2 (yellow), TGN38…
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Surprising Link Discovered Between Body Temperature and Depression
A UC San Francisco study shows a correlation between depression and higher body temperatures, hinting at new treatment methods through…
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