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Dairy: Health Food or Health Risk
As one of the most debated foods on the market, some dieticians and physicians believe that milk is meant only for baby cows and that cheese has the same limited nutritional merit. Others tout its calcium, protein, and vitamin D, concluding that it is part of a...
Orthopedic Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells are a groundbreaking form of regenerative medicine that is being used to potentially help manage many ailments, including orthopedic injuries and chronic conditions. This treatment option offers many potential benefits to patients that suffer from...
Using SS-31 (Elamipretide) to Improve Mitochondria Dysfunction and Impairment
Mitochondria are essential components of each cell in the human body. Responsible for generating the energy required for cells to complete their normal and required functions, large scale or systematic mitochondrial dysfunction, when left untreated often results in...
What Are Antioxidants and Are They Beneficial to My Health?
Most people have heard the term “antioxidants.” They often associate the term with healthy nutrition and good diets. Still, many individuals do not understand what antioxidants are or the specific health benefits that they can offer. Below, we will discuss some of the...
Results for Stem Cell Treatment of Degenerative Disc Disease
Degenerative disc disease is one of the leading causes of neck and low back pain in adults. This medical condition results in many symptoms. It is caused by wear and tear on the spinal discs. In this article, we are going to talk about Stem Cell treatment of...
Targeting The Innate Repair Receptor To Treat Neuropathy Using ARA 290 Peptide
While medical knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiology associated with neuropathic pain have increased dramatically over the last 10 years, the medical community is still finding it difficult to control the chronic pain associated with this condition....
7 Important Tips for Men’s Health
No matter what your age may be, taking control of your health is important. Developing good habits is crucial, especially as you get older. Below, we will discuss seven important tips for men’s health and wellness. 1. Regular Check-Ups The best type of...
Stem Cell Transplant Benefits for Patients with MS
In the United States, nearly one million people suffer from multiple sclerosis (MS). That is nearly one in 330 people nationwide. While the condition is not exceedingly common, it also cannot be classified as rare. The current number of people who have MS has doubled...
A Review of Current Perspectives of Stem Cell Therapy in Orthopedic Surgery
It is estimated that over 126 million Americans, or nearly one in two adults, are affected with some form of musculoskeletal disorder, condition, or injury - a number comparable to the percentage of the population currently living with a chronic lung or heart...
Fight Dehydration by Eating These 8 Foods that Are High in Water
If you find yourself snacking between meals, the problem might be dehydration. Many times, when you think you’re hungry, you may be actually thirsty—and eating salty snack foods like potato chips only makes the problem worse! While the dangers of dehydration can...
Stem Cells for Shoulder Arthritis
Arthritis is a common affliction. Seniors, in particular, tend to experience arthritis in their shoulders, although athletes may also be affected. The bones and muscles in the shoulder joints experience daily use throughout a person’s life. After many years of...
Examining the Beneficial Effects of Autologous Mesenchymal Stem Cell Transplantation in Active Progressive Multiple Sclerosis
Typically understood to support hematopoiesis and to produce the cells of the mesodermal lineage, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) found in bone marrow, fat, and other tissues of the body, have recently been found to contain additional properties that include...