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Baby’s gut bacteria and breast feeding duration predict future obesity

July 23, 2021 0

A higher per cent of Bifidobacteria and a lower per cent of Prevotella in baby’s microbiota are associated with a lower BMI and lower...

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Low Dose Naltrexone, LDN, and Chronic Lyme Disease

June 9, 2020 0

Low Dose Naltrexone reduces cytokine levels and improves immune function in the body; it is helpful in relieving the chronic symptoms of pain, inflammation...

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Acupuncture research shows many health benefits

May 18, 2020 0

Randomised clinical trials, The National Institutes of Health and Johns Hopkins all support the benefits of acupuncture; they do not come only from the...