Category: Health News
The Dangers of the Borax Consumption Trend on TikTok: Debunking Myths and Understanding Risks
Consumption of borax has no “detoxifying” effect on the body; on the contrary, this TikTok tendency is extremely dangerous. It only took two letters to spark a new viral …
Sweetened Beverages Linked to Higher Liver Cancer Risk in Women Over 50: What You Need to Know
Excessive sugar consumption plays a role in many diseases and may even increase the risk of developing liver cancer. A large observational study links the consumption of sugar-sweetened and …Beyond Transplants: How RNF41’s Discovery Could Revolutionize Liver Fibrosis Treatment and Eliminate the Need for Organ Replacement
The liver is the center of complex metabolic processes in the body. As a result, under healthy conditions, the liver is constantly exposed to diverse proteins, substances, or chemicals …
Stanford’s Meta-Study Unravels the Link Between Childhood Trauma and Alexithymia
Childhood’s Echo in Adulthood Childhood traumas have been observed to cast long, intricate patterns on adult lives. Emotional difficulties in adulthood, especially the profound challenge of identifying and expressing …
8 Day Water Fast Shrinks Prostate and Improves Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Symptoms
Different forms of fasting have been a focus of clinical research in the past and recent years especially as regards weight, blood pressure, and blood glucose control amongst people …
A Brief Introduction to Meditation: Origins, Benefits, and Everyday Practice
The earliest origins of meditation can be found in India, Tibet, and certain Asian countries. An important legacy comes from India, where there is no distinction between yoga, meditation, …
Shifting Symptoms: Evolving COVID-19 Variants No Longer Impact Taste and Smell, But Fatalities Persist
As the COVID-19 virus evolves, so do the symptoms. In fact, the new variants currently in circulation no longer cause loss of smell or taste. Even though the current …Cultured Meat Pioneer Aleph Farms Eyes Swiss Market, Aims for Regulatory Approval by 2023
Cultured meat won’t reach Swiss plates until 2023, provided Aleph Farms’ application for approval from the Swiss health authorities is accepted. This is the Israeli manufacturer’s first attempt to …