One symptom, hundreds of possible causes Understanding the relationship between a single symptom and the diverse range of biochemical imbalances it may indicate There are approximately 800 recognized symptoms and signs used for differential diagnosis. These symptoms may occur as a result of approximately 6,000 known diseases, many of which are rare. However, the biochemical …
Breast milk and bacteria Upgrading the infant microbiome Baby and mom exchange gut bacteria through breast milk and saliva. This dynamic dance introduces beneficial microorganisms and prebiotics, fueling the early-life microbiome. Article Highlights Breast milk contains diverse beneficial bacteria that shape the infant microbiome, supporting overall health and wellness Breastfeeding reduces the risk of allergies, …
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Alkaline diet does not make sense…. but alkalizing diet does. It’s the same diet, but there’s a reason it should be named alkalizing None of these is alkaline The gut is a vital organ that plays a crucial role in overall health, and the acidity level of the gut is an important factor in this …
Why women are more prone to gallstones and gallbladder surgery Gallstones are a common condition that affects millions of people worldwide. They are small, hard deposits that form in the gallbladder, a small organ located just below the liver. While anyone can develop gallstones, certain factors increase the risk, including being female, being over the …
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How simple daily activities compromise BDNF expression and cause functional symptoms like chronic fatigue, lack of concentration, fibromyalgia, reduced cognitive function, and even depression. BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor) is a protein that is essential for the development and function of neurons in the brain. It is a member of the neurotrophin family of proteins, which …
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The link between sedentary lifestyle and decreased mitochondrial biogenesis explains why by sitting too much we actually get more tired Movement is an essential aspect of human health and well-being. Throughout our evolutionary history, our bodies have been designed to move, and regular physical activity has been linked to a wide range of health benefits. …
and why seasonal diet matters for Hashimoto’s disease There are several diets for Hashimoto’s disease proposed over the years. Most of them focus on clean diets and Mediterranean style meals. But how individual foods contribute to thyroid health is highly neglected, and especially their molecular ingredients. And that’s where seasonality comes into the picture. Table …
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Screen time and autism are inherently connected. Artificial light emmited by screens affects circadian genes and directly impacts neurotransmitters, hormones and creatine metabolism which is implicated in autistic symptoms All interventions aimed at improving autistic symptoms are primarily suppressive in nature, either by reducing the activity of certain neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, or by inducing …
Creatine for autism Is your child’s brain starving? Children with ASD often have lower creatine levels in certain brain regions which is critical for synapse maturation, brain energy and neuroplasticity. × 💬 Did you know that creatine is the most important energy molecule during the first 2 years of life? Use the live chat in …
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At least in animal models … At first, we knew that children would aquire charactertics from their maternal and paternal genetic material. Then, we discovered that genetic traits could be traced several generations before our parents. Now, with the help of ancestry services, we found ourselves having genetic remnants from people who lived up to …
