A Hormone Deficiency May Not Harm Bones as Much as Doctors Thought
Scientists studied how a rare hormone deficiency affects bone health. The hormone, called arginine vasopressin (AVP), helps your body …
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Do Probiotic Supplements Really Improve Your Gut Health?
Researchers looked at 47 studies involving over 1,000 healthy people to see if probiotic supplements (the "good bacteria" pills many people …
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Special Bacteria From Cheese May Help Your Cells Clean Themselves
Scientists discovered that a type of bacteria found in cheese called Lactobacillus helveticus VEL12193 might help your body's cells stay …
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Why Some Probiotics Work and Others Don't: A Kidney Stone Story
Scientists studied why probiotic treatments don't always work the same way for everyone. They focused on a special bacteria called …
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Special Charcoal Additive May Help Prevent Bad Pork Smell
Researchers tested whether a charcoal-based additive called biochar could prevent an unpleasant odor that develops in pork from some male …
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Calcium Supplements for Dairy Cows: Do They Really Help?
Researchers tested whether giving dairy cows extra calcium right after giving birth could help prevent a serious condition called milk …
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Why Some People Process Medicines Differently Than Others
Scientists studied a gene called NAT2 that helps our bodies break down medicines and certain nutrients like folate. By comparing this gene …
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Ancient Chinese Herbs Work Better as Tiny Particles for Diabetes
Researchers studied a traditional Chinese herbal mixture called Zhimu-Huangbai that has been used for centuries to treat type 2 diabetes. …
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How Gut Bacteria May Help Control Your Genes
Scientists are discovering that certain helpful bacteria in your gut might influence how your genes work without changing your DNA itself. …
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Why Immune Cells Go Wrong in Obesity and How to Fix It
Scientists discovered that a protein called Sirt6 helps control immune cells in your body, and when you gain weight, this protein decreases. …
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Can Olive Oil and Animal Fats Help Reverse Heart Disease?
Researchers tested whether olive oil and certain animal fats could help reverse heart disease in rats fed an unhealthy diet. After 12 weeks …
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Watermelon Juice May Help Control Blood Sugar in Diabetes
Researchers tested whether African watermelon juice could help manage type 2 diabetes in rats. They found that watermelon juice reduced …
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