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Reducing the Risk of MS: Could Red Meat Help
While researchers have been puzzled over the precise contributing factors behind Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for many years, it is widely believed that risk factors are both genetic and environmental. Recently, more evidence has been uncovered which points to the role of...
The Best & Worst Halloween Candy to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
We already know that eating candy all the time isn’t exactly a health-conscious choice. Most are processed and filled with added sugars, giving it a pretty low nutrition-to-calorie ratio. Yet, every diet should leave room to fulfill once-in-a-while cravings, and...
Exosomes and Their Critical Role in Stem Cell Therapy
Much of the medical research and clinical applications of stem cell therapy have thus far focused on stem cells and their potential to repair damaged or diseased tissue that has not responded to conventional therapies. Though there has been a lot of evidence to...
Stem Cell Facial Therapy Rejuvenation with Derived Cream
You don’t need a microscope to recognize aging skin. Aging skin has fine lines and wrinkles; it sags because it has lost elasticity; it is discolored and blotchy. But if you did look at aging skin under a microscope, you would notice that it lacks collagen, elastin,...
Could Alzheimer’s Be Linked to Gum Bacteria?
When it comes to chronic conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, experts are consistently exploring new research which could shed light on causative factors. The disease, as with many other serious illnesses, is believed to be caused by a combination of genetic,...
Stem Cell Grafting Proves to Be a Viable Option for RSD & CRPS Patients
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), now also known as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), is a condition that is thought to arise for a combination of reasons, but its etiology is not clear. People with the disorder experience changes to their skin, swelling, and...
Researchers Effectively Treat Experimental Colitis with Fat-Derived Stem Cells
Crohn's disease is a chronic illness that can affect any part of the gastrointestinal tract but mostly affects the small and large intestines. People with Crohn's disease often have inflammation of the large bowel (Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease or...
5 Plants That Help Control Joint Pain
Joint pain and inflammation are common characteristics of arthritis. While many individuals use prescription medications to manage their discomfort, other lifestyle modifications such as dietary changes, regular exercise, and herbal supplements may help as well. In...
Stem Cells Slow the Rate of Decline in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Progressive supranuclear palsy, also known as PSP, is a disorder of the brain that gets worse over time (progressive neurodegenerative disorder). Many progressive supranuclear palsy symptoms are similar to Parkinson's disease. These include rigidity, slowness of...
Can CBD Oil Combat Arthritis Pain?
CBD oil has been appearing everywhere we look recently, and its popularity doesn’t seem to be disappearing any time soon. Known officially as cannabidiol, the compound is found in the marijuana plant and has been associated with a broad range of claims to boost...
Healthy Eating Tips for Managing Neurological Conditions
In individuals with neurological conditions, the varying nature of symptoms can make it difficult to generalize dietary advice. In Multiple Sclerosis (MS), for example, damage to the myelin sheath can manifest as many different physical and mental symptoms. These...
Could Sunshine Help Prevent Inflammatory Bowel Disease?
In recent decades, our awareness of the potential damage UV rays can do has increased tremendously. The UV radiation is a known carcinogen, as the link between long-term sun exposure and increased skin cancer risk is irrefutable. Yet, the link isn’t as straightforward...
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