Peptides for Weight Loss Excess weight can be difficult to reverse or treat effectively because changes in metabolism may reduce the ability of the body’s fat stores to break down and become available as a source of energy for the body. Therefore when proper diet and exercise is not enough, we need to find additional […]
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Peptide PT-141 The peptide PT-141 has been shown to have a substantial effect on libido, generating sexual arousal in both men and women. And it can work even better than Viagra for Erectile Dysfunction in men. This peptide is able to crosses the “blood-brain-barrier”, bypassing the vascular system and acting at the level of the […]
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By Dr. Henry Sobo
20 Jun, 2019
Allergy, Alzheimer's/Dementia, Anti-Aging, Cancer Prevention, Cardiovascular Disease, Disease Prevention, Fibromyalgia, General Health info, Hair Loss, Hormones, Regenerative Medicine, Weight Loss
PEPTIDES Peptide therapy is a growing field in medicine, helping in the treatment of a wide variety of conditions. They are simply chains of amino acids which are the building blocks of your body’s proteins. After a treatment is given to a patient, the body’s own natural ability is enhanced- whether by producing its’ own […]
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According to a study supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health and published in the journal Neurology, eating leafy greens, vegetables and berries, and drinking orange juice, was associated with a lower risk of memory loss as men age. The study analyzed data which surveyed 27,000 men and their dietary consumption of fruits, vegetables, berries, and […]
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According to a study just published by The Alzheimer’s Association, people over the age of 85 with high levels of cholesterol have a reduced risk of marked cognitive decline. Cholesterol is produced by the liver and is also found in foods. It is essential for normal functioning of cells throughout the body, but has a bad reputation because it […]
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According to newly published research in The Lancet Public Health journal, alcohol abuse is the most important preventable risk factor for the onset of dementia, and particularly for Early Onset Dementia. They studied over one million adults in France who had been diagnosed with dementia. The WHO (World Health Organization) defines heavy drinking as ingestion of more than 60 grams pure […]
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Researchers from the University of Georgia’s Regenerative Bioscience Center, published a study in the scientific journal Translational Stroke Research, which shows that the brain damage caused by a stroke may be healed by stem cells. This study used a substance they called AB126 generated from nervous system stem cells. The healing factors are contained in “exosomes” which […]
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A new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, provides more evidence that following what is called the Mediterranean diet may slow aging. Eating mostly plant-based foods such as whole grains, legumes, nuts, and fruits and vegetables, reduces the risk of frailty in older individuals keeping them healthier and more independent as they age. Frailty Syndrome is a […]
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Advanced concepts regarding the development of Alzheimer’s disease include the notion that an inflammatory process underlies the progression of the disease. Newly published research presented in the scientific journal Nature investigated the role of the brain’s immune response in the progression of abnormal protein accumulations in the brain. Prof. Michael Heneka, of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases says […]
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The latest thinking about dementia in the scientific community is that cognitive impairment can be seen as “Diabetes Type 3”, because an abnormal handling of glucose in the brain seems to be one of the underlying mechanisms which promotes dementia, just as impaired glucose regualton in the body is an essential component of the common disorder […]
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