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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DHEA-S completely prevents breast cancer metastasis due to estrogen
A great new study that debunks several myths related to DHEA. One of those myths is that when used in physiological doses DHEA can increase
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,
Aspirin may treat brain aneurysms
Another huge win for aspirin, not only because of the condition’s lethality, but because there is currently no treatment for it. While the study did
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
Aspirin may protect lungs from air pollution
It seems that there is nothing mighty aspirin cannot do. Just recently, I posted about its ability to treat (and, more importantly, potentially have curative
Vitamin E restores cardiac health after heart attack
A great study that gives vitamin E a much deserved exposure in mainstream media. A few years ago, vitamin E was lambasted by the press
Aspirin now officially recommended for (colon) cancer prevention
It is only in the UK for now, but given how intertwined the health systems of most Western countries are I suspect it will soon
Niacinamide, tetracyclines may prevent / reverse vascular calcification
The study below demonstrates that vascular (and other soft tissue) calficiation depends on overpexression of the enzyme Poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP). Inhibiting the synthesis/activity of
Daily aspirin reduces by 37% risk of fatty liver progressing into cirrhosis
Another great study about aspirin. What I particularly like about this study is that one of the authors is calling aspirin “a promising anti-fibrotic strategy