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The Telegraph: Carnivore Diets and Ice Baths Do Not Extend Lifespan
“Eliminating plant foods deprives the body of fibre and several essential nutrients, including vitamin C,” the expert warned...
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The authors conclude that standard, or winter, time is the best option for health...
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The water-rich material, known as a hydrogel, acts as a temporary supporting scaffold that allows new tissue to grow as the material gradually breaks down...
Frontiers: A Single Workout Can Help Maintain Vitamin D Levels in the Body
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PNAS Nexus: Peptide That Targets Alzheimer’s Disease Turns Out to Be Naturally Present in Human Blood
The HAEE peptide (Ac-His-Ala-Glu-Glu-NH2) was developed to combat the accumulation of beta-amyloid in the brain...
Psychological Medicine: Progesterone Levels Are Linked to How the Brain Processes Emotions
The study included 116 healthy women aged 18–35 who were not using hormonal contraceptives...
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