Category: Science

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

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Just 2-3 tablets (same dose as used in IdeaLabs cancer studies) of aspirin daily has a strong anti-aging effect

There has been a consistent and well-funded effort by Big Pharma to convince the public that aspirin…

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Low OXPHOS is a biomarker and likely cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

The evidence that IBD conditions such as Crohn’s Disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are of mitochondrial…

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Estrogen is NOT low in menopause, in fact there is estrogen dominance in blood and tissues

It looks like medicine is quietly starting to introduce the general public to the idea that menopause…

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IDEALABS STUDY: Estrogen causes prostate cancer (PC), DHT and/or aromatase inhibitor may stop/treat PC

Just a quick note with some preliminary results, to be updated soon. I wanted to get the…

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GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, etc) are nothing but “depression in a syringe”

So, this is what medicine’s final destination looks like. When life sucks so bad that the majority…

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Vitamin A is a powerful immunostimulant, yet may treat “autoimmune” conditions

Another study that will probably rile up the anti-retinol crowd, but I would rather post it and…

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Memories are not only in the brain, learning/memory is a fundamental property of all cells

While the findings of the study are probably going to shock most of my readers, the idea…

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Vitamin D mimics anabolic steroids – ups height, lowers myostatin, redirects excess calories to muscle instead of fat

It looks like the humble vitamins may pack way more punch than medicine is willing to admit….

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Vitamin B6 has anabolic effects on muscle

Right after my posts about the sarcopenic/catabolic effects of anti-obesity/antidiabetic medications such as metformin and the widely…

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Mitochondrial dysfunction prevents apoptosis and drives inflammation

Yet another study, which demonstrates the inseparable link between metabolism and “structural” problems such as cellular integrity…