Tag: liver

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Just one aspirin (300mg) daily stops a patient’s terminal liver cancer

While the evidence for aspirin’s preventive effects on numerous cancer types is extensive and even mainstream medicine…

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PUFA (linoleic acid) is hepatotoxic and carcinogenic; MUFA/SFA are not

A neat little commentary in the Cell journal on a study in Nature. Not very surprising for…

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Raising DHT levels even only in the brain reverses systemic atherosclerosis

As my readers know, I have been a fan of the strong, non-aromatizable androgen DHT for a…

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Serum endotoxin level is a reliable biomarker of liver disease

It looks like the interest in gut-derived pathogenic substances is steadily increasing in the medical field. After…

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Low testosterone (T) may drive kidney and liver disease (NAFLD) in men

As many of my readers know, the “normal” range for T has been changed multiple times over…

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Exposure to even ultra-low dose of RoundUp causes kidney/liver damage

So much for the official statement by Monsanto that RoundUp (glyphosate) is so safe that a person…

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SHBG may be a good test for liver (metabolic) health

A very good study, which probably runs counter to the “mantra” most bodybuilders adhere to – i.e….

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Oral allopregnanolone coming soon to a pharmacy near you

Kidding aside, it looks like pharma companies are starting to develop a very strong interest in oral…

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For most individuals, the risks of keto diets outweigh the benefits

The title is the actual conclusion of the study, in the authors’ own words. Among the diseases…

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Iron supplementation may not cure anemia, unless nutrition is also improved

As many of my readers know, Peat is against supplementing with isolated iron. Aside from the well-known…