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17/10/2025

❤️ Your gut might be fuelling heart disease — scientists just found the culprit. ❤️🦠


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15/10/2025

🚨Could your gut bacteria be the hidden trigger behind multiple sclerosis? 🧠🦠 New research says maybe.


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13/10/2025

‼️ Your gut bacteria might be quietly shaping your cancer risk — here’s what the science says.


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10/10/2025

FEED YOUR GUT WITH BEAUTIFUL BUTYRATE 🥬🥔🧅🫘

01/08/2025

Startling truths about how pesticides could be wreaking havoc on your gut health.
Learn more about these hidden dangers and how to protect your microbiome.

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26/07/2025

Explore how gut bacteria 🦠and metabolites can play crucial roles in achieving remission from ulcerative colitis.

It's time to unlock these secrets and take control of your gut health!

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24/07/2025

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19/07/2025

13/03/2025

Brain aging shows nonlinear transitions, suggesting a midlife “critical window” for metabolic intervention.

Age-related cognitive decline is associated with metabolic, vascular, and inflammatory changes, making it challenging to distinguish primary causes from secondary (downstream) effects. This study demonstrates that brain aging follows a specific progression, with the first stage occurring in middle age and coinciding with increased insulin resistance.

Moreover, the researchers showed that brain areas that age fastest are also those most vulnerable to neuronal insulin resistance.

Importantly, taking exogenous ketones, (which can fuel neurons while bypassing insulin resistance), reverses brain aging effects.

However, this intervention is only effective when provided early enough for neurons to remain viable.

Ketones exhibit robust effects in restabilizing brain networks, maximized from ages 40 to 60, suggesting a midlife “critical window” for early metabolic intervention.

These findings contribute to our understanding of brain aging mechanisms and suggest neurometabolic strategies for targeted early intervention in preventing age-related cognitive decline.

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Study link:
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2416433122

02/08/2024

A new study has found that pesticides may increase the risk of cancer more than smoking. More research is clearly needed but this could be a major source of disease in our society, that is largely ignored by the health system.

Professor Zapata and collaborators found that simply living near farms was enough to increase a person’s risk of cancers and in some cases, that increased cancer risk surpassed cancers caused by smoking. The strongest cancer risks were for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, leukaemia, and bladder cancer. Most disturbing was the finding that cancer risks due to pesticide exposures were actually higher for these particular forms of cancer than due to the risks from smoking.

Are one or two pesticides more dangerous than all the others?

“We present a list of major pesticide contributors for some specific cancers, but we highlight strongly that it is the combination of all of them and not just a single one that matters,” Professor Zapata explained. This list names 69 different agricultural pesticides for which use data are publicly available from the United States Geological Survey.

But these pesticides aren’t used used at a time. Instead, they are applied as pesticide “cocktails”, and thus, it is unlikely that just one or a few are to blame.

“In the real world, it is not likely that people are exposed to a single pesticide, but more to a cocktail of pesticides within their region,” Professor Zapata cautioned.

This study is the first comprehensive examination of cancer risks due to pesticide exposures with a population-based perspective at a national level, according to Professor Zapata and collaborators. Further, this is the first time that cancer risks due to pesticide exposures have been placed into a context with a cancer risk factor that is no longer questioned, in this case smoking.

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https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/cancer-control-and-society/articles/10.3389/fcacs.2024.1368086/full

Pesticides are an essential feature of modern-day agriculture that adds to the list of factors that increase cancer risk. Our study aims to comprehensively e...

17/07/2024

New study finds the exact amount of differernt types of exercise needed to help adults with major depressive disorder.

The researchers found you need the equivalent of 245 min of walking, 140 min of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, or 215 min of yoga per week.

Exercise is medicine!

It helps our mitochondria and our whole being. Increase movement today.

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022395624003583

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17/07/2024

Early life antibiotics can cause allergies and asthma later in life by disrupting the gut microbiomta.

A new study done at Monash University found that mice given antibiotics in early life, but not in adulthood, were more susceptible to house dust mite induced allergic airway inflammation.

This susceptibility was maintained even after normalization of the gut microbiome.

The early antibiotics decreased systemic levels of indole-3-propionic acid (IPA), which induced long-term changes to cellular stress, metabolism, and mitochondrial respiration in the lung epithelium.

IPA reduced mitochondrial respiration and superoxide production and altered chemokine and cytokine production.

Also, early-life IPA supplementation protected the mice against the induced allergic airway inflammation in adulthood.

These results reveal a mechanism through which antibiotics given to young children, can predispose the lung to allergic airway inflammation and highlight a possible preventative approach to mitigate the detrimental consequences.
https://www.cell.com/immunity/abstract/S1074-7613(24)00316-9

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