New insights into frontotemporal dementia The number of people attending dementia fall ill has been increasing for years. Effective treatments are not yet available. Frontotemporal dementia (FTD), which is also called Morbus Pick is known to be the second most common form of dementia. Researchers now have new ones Biomarker identified for the disease. A … Read more
Do you need nutritional supplements? The supply of Vitamins and minerals is vital to us. Some people take dietary supplements in order to stock up sufficiently. But are such preparations really necessary? No question: vitamins and minerals are important to us. But the truth is, dietary supplements have no proven benefit for healthy people who … Read more
Propionic acid promotes protection and regeneration of nerve cells Propionate is this Salt a short chain fatty acidwhich naturally im colon when dismantling fiber arises. A German research team has now found that propionic acid for the treatment of autoimmune diseases could be useful as they go to protection of nerve cells as well as … Read more
Life Center / Reported by Huang Yiting ▲Parents went north to spend New Year’s Eve, but were driven out by their daughter. (Schematic diagram/data photo) On New Year’s Eve, the whole family was supposed to gather around the fire happily, but everything changed. A netizen revealed that a nearly 60-year-old couple went to their daughter’s … Read more
Diabetic wounds, also known as diabetic foot ulcers, are a common complication of diabetes. They are usually caused by a combination of factors such as poor circulation, nerve damage, and prolonged high blood sugar levels. These wounds can occur on the feet, legs, and toes and can be difficult to heal due to the body’s … Read more
This is how fish and seafood strengthen the kidneys The consumption of Fisch and seafood is thanks to the contained polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids with a reduced risk of the occurrence of chronic kidney disease tied together. In a new study involving experts from University of Cambridge School of Clinical Medicine investigated a possible link … Read more
Eating instead of medication for Alzheimer’s? nuts are considered to be one of the healthiest foods in the world and are widely known for their numerous health benefits. Now, a new study shows that eating nuts regularly — as well as some other dietary interventions — Alzheimer can counteract. As part of the current study, … Read more
Q fever leads to pneumonia and can also attack other organs. Antibiotics are of limited help. Researchers observed an endogenous defense mechanism in mice that serves as a model for new therapies. The bacterium Coxiella burnetii mainly affects sheep and goats, where it is found in high concentrations in the placenta and is released during … Read more
Try the ancients’ way while drinking tea. Here’s the technique you need to know while drinking tea. Many cooks and many nutritionists also recommend it. Always add lemon while drinking tea. Especially, Turks living in the Balkans always drink tea with lemon when they drink tea. It is served with lemon in teas served in … Read more
As in the first part on the topic Wound healing and systemic disruptive factors mentioned, the healing of wounds relies on the regenerative abilities of the skin. However, these regenerative mechanisms can be negatively influenced by a variety of disruptive factors, which can lead to the formation of infected or chronic wounds and the associated … Read more