How a Growth Hormone Protects Your Heart from Obesity Damage
According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that a natural growth hormone called IGF-1 can protect your heart from damage caused …
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According to Gram Research analysis, a new study shows that a natural growth hormone called IGF-1 can protect your heart from damage caused …
Researchers tested a traditional Chinese herbal medicine called Jinshanxiaoke Granules on mice with fatty liver disease, a condition where …
When pregnant animals don't get enough food, their babies can be born smaller and face health problems later. Scientists found that adding a …
A Gram Research analysis of 50 older adults living independently in Brazil found important differences in what people with sarcopenia …
A comprehensive review of nutrition science shows that what we eat plays an important role in brain health and dementia risk. According to …
When your body experiences low oxygen at high altitudes, it doesn't just affect your lungs—it changes your gut bacteria too. Researchers …
Scientists discovered that farmed crickets can be raised for multiple generations on a waste product from breweries called spent grain, …
Researchers fed laying hens diets supplemented with oregano, cinnamon, and peppermint essential oils for 28 days to see if it would improve …
Scientists discovered that when you exercise, your body produces a chemical called lactate that acts like a messenger to help your fat cells …
A new study of 79 boys with ADHD found that eating a very limited diet for just 5 weeks improved their symptoms dramatically—with an average …
A major study of over 22,000 obese American adults found that eating foods containing live microbes—like yogurt, fermented vegetables, and …
Researchers studied 212 patients who had robotic surgery for throat cancer to see how well they could swallow afterward. Most patients …
Your gut bacteria may be secretly controlling whether you gain weight and develop diabetes. According to Gram Research analysis, scientists …
Researchers compared the gut bacteria in people with and without diarrhea to find clues about what causes diarrhea and how to prevent it. By …
A newborn born very early (at 29 weeks) developed low calcium levels weeks after birth, which doctors initially couldn't explain. After …
Morinda officinalis, a traditional Chinese medicine used for centuries in southern China, contains special sugar compounds that researchers …
Scientists found a better way to monitor the health of female seabass used for breeding in fish farms. Instead of killing fish to check …
Multiple sclerosis (MS) isn't just about genes—your environment plays a huge role in whether you develop this disease. According to Gram …
Scientists discovered a 10,000-year-old arm bone in northeastern China that tells us how early modern humans lived and survived in that …
Researchers discovered how a special protein in your brain helps control hunger and weight. According to Gram Research analysis, this …
Researchers studied Yangweishu, a traditional Chinese herbal formula used for centuries to treat chronic stomach problems. Using advanced …
Scientists found that a gene called DENND5B controls how your body handles fat from food. When this gene is turned off in mice, their bodies …
A new analysis of 12 studies involving 1,229 cancer surgery patients shows that preparing your body before surgery through exercise, …
Xanthan gum, a widely used food additive that makes liquids thicker and safer to swallow, may cause inflammation in the colon according to …
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