A human study, which dispels the myths that migraine is yet another “mysterious” disease with an unknown cause and no effective treatment. Considering the role
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Low-dose methylene blue (MB) may stop Alzheimer Disease (AD)
Another great result for the humble dye whose only claim medical fame so far has been as treatment for malaria, and even that “designation” has
Inhibiting estrogen synthesis may treat / prevent ectopic pregnancy
I just made a post about the role of estrogen in male infertility, which matches perfectly the evidence about estrogen’s role as a metabolic inhibitor,
Inhibiting aromatase (to lower estrogen) may treat gastric (stomach) cancer
Yet another study demonstrating the causative link between estrogen and a cancer considered to be hormone-independent. Gastric cancer is one of the leading causes of
Natural progesterone (but not synthetic progestins) has potent anti-hypertensive effects
As many readers already know, synthetic estrogens and progestins currently dominate the market for female reproductive health. These chemicals are in everything from birth control
Arginine / glutamine depletion may treat cancer by blocking the Warburg “Effect”
As my readers have noticed, I started putting quotes around the “effect” part of the infamous observation made by Otto Warburg himself. Over the last
DHT may treat prostate cancer, estrogen (E2) strongly promotes it
As I have posted many times over the last 4-5 years and discussed numerous times on Danny Roddy’s podcasts, the so-called “androgen hypothesis” (as in
Allopregnanolone as a treatment of Alzheimer Disease (AD)
It looks like the recent FDA approval of allopregnanolone (ALLO) for postpartum depression may open the floodgates to ton of new research with this steroid,
Drostanolone (a DHT isomer) may treat prostate cancer
The bad news for the DHT-driven theory of prostate cancer just keep piling on. There have been at least 3 human trials in the last
Aspirin now proposed as treatment for brain cancer
The news on treating cancer as metabolic disease just keep on coming. This new study discusses a “novel” drug based on aspirin as a potential