Category: Science

Scientific articles and discussions, with my comments and take on the topics therein.

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Vitamin K is anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective, may help Alzheimer Disease (AD)

Another win for vitamin K – one of the least studied, yet most versatile vitamins. While vitamin…

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High-fat, low-carb diet may cause obesity, inflammation, anxiety (by raising serotonin), even suicide

Double whammy for two popular medical dogmas. One of them is that serotonin is the “happy hormone”…

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Vitamin K is crucial for lung function and may prevent/treat COPD

Vitamin K is one of the least-studied vitamins, though that has been changing lately, largely due to…

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Auto-immunity and inflammation driven by low NAD+, niacinamide is therapeutic

Not really surprising findings, considering the extensive published evidence showing NAD+ is crucial for immune system function,…

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Adding progesterone to anti-estrogen therapy stops breast cancer growth

Estrogen receptor positive (ER+) breast cancer is the most common type of cancer affecting women worldwide and…

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Niacinamide increases endurance in people with vascular disease

An actual human, randomized placebo-controlled trial. Daily in take of 1,000 nicotinamide riboside (NR) – which has…

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Increasing the metabolic rate increases lifespan and improves health

The study below is one of the few to directly challenge the so-called Rate of Living Theory…

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US Government: Fluoridated water damages brain and lowers intelligence in humans

Honestly, I did not think that an official government admission of the dangers of fluoride would occur…

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Thyroid hormone (T3) promotes curiosity, exploration, novelty-seeking

Curiosity is one of the most common observations in healthy children and is even an established biomarker…

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Vitamin A may alleviate depression in humans

I know this post will make me a lot of new enemies among the anti-retinol crowd, but…