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General Health

Coffee drinkers have less cardiovascular issues, greater longevity

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Drinking two to three cups of coffee (instant, ground or decaffeinated) per day is linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and a...
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Gut Health

Gut bacteria and diverticulitis

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Diverticulitis is common in 50 percent of adults over 60; it’s a poorly understood disease but it seems anti-inflammatory compounds from friendly gut bacteria...
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General Health

The Truth about Omicron

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A new variant of Covid has emerged, it’s more infectious, with under 40s more likely to develop symptoms but much milder than previous variants...
L-tyrosine, PCS, lungs, gut, Covid, Monash University, Australia, Research, bacteria, amino-acid, p-cresol sulphate, PCS, asthma, Professor, Benjamin Marsland, toxic, syndrome, Professor Benjamin Marsland
General Health

Could L-tyrosine and PCS prevent an asthma attack?

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A common amino acid, L-tyrosine, is the precursor to a compound PCS in the body which seems to control inflammation in the lungs, that...
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Over 80% Covid-19 patients deficient in Vitamin D

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More than 80% of Hospitalised Covid patients are deficient in vitamin D and those with lower levels spend longer in Hospital and have higher...
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General Health

Fecal Transplants can treat intestinal permeability

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Fecal transplants have now shown promise for use in treating intestinal permeability and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease according to research from Lawson Health Research...
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Gut Health

Brain haemorrhage and strokes linked to gut bacteria

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Patients with Haemorrhagic brain disorders have very distinct and specific gut microbiomes with larger levels of gram-negative bacteria; this has implication for diet and...
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Alzheimer's and Dementia

B vitamins reduce homocysteine and brain shrinkage

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Homocysteine can cause brain shrinkage Preliminary research by a team of scientists lead by David Smith, Professor Emeritus of Pharmacology at Oxford has shown that...
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