The longevity trend that’s taken over the wellness industry is a worthy one—who doesn’t want to live a longer, healthier life?—and NAD+ is at the center of the conversation. Celebrities from Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston to Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner claim that infusion therapy with NAD+, or nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, makes them feel their best, so it was …
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How Stress Types Differently Impact Brain and Behavior
Summary: Stress is a universal experience, but not all stress affects the brain in the same way. A new study in rats reveals that acute stress provokes anxiety-like behaviors, especially in males, while chronic stress is more strongly tied to depressive symptoms. Researchers also found changes in key blood-brain barrier proteins, showing that stress compromises brain defenses in different ways …
Read More »Sixth death tied to Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Central Harlem
A sixth person has died in the Legionnaire’s disease outbreak in Central Harlem, the most deaths since a 2015 Bronx outbreak that claimed 16 lives, according to an update Thursday by the city health department. The new death, one more than reported on Wednesday, came as the number of those sickened by the disease also inched up, from 109 to …
Read More »Standard of Fear: Two Texas moms were forced to wait for urgent care after pregnancy loss. They died
Porsha Ngumezi sat for hours in a Houston-area emergency room, passing grapefruit-sized blood clots as she waited to be treated for a first-trimester miscarriage. When Brenda Yolani Arzu Ramirez’s baby died in the second trimester, it triggered a life-threatening infection that worsened over the hours she waited to deliver vaginally at an Austin hospital. Both women faced delays in care. …
Read More »Golden Retriever Gives Mom Directions to Where the Treat Is
These Golden Retrievers have mastered the trick of getting things they want by pointing towards them like humans. In their version of seek, viewers would find these two canines guiding their mom by taking her to their treat counter in the most hilarious way. The pet parent recorded her Golden Retrievers pointing towards the direction of their comfort food in …
Read More »Forget Ozempic and Mounjaro! Many GLP-1 supplements claim to cause weight loss for a fraction of the price – now our medical expert reveals which ones REALLY work
With the price of weight-loss injection Mounjaro rising by 170 per cent next month – the highest dose going from £120 to £330 – many who have been relying on the jabs to shift excess pounds may have to look elsewhere. Following the drug’s boom, many supplement companies have been slapping ‘GLP-1’ labels on their herbal powders, capsules and patches …
Read More »Mass. and seven other states explore independence from Trump health policies
“We all are committed to evidence-based recommendations,” Robbie Goldstein, Massachusetts’ public health commissioner and a participant in the meetings, told the Globe Thursday. “It is not a question about, ‘Are we breaking from the federal government?’ It is, ‘How do we continue to do this thing that we’ve always done?’ which is to use science and evidence to drive our …
Read More »Surprising group of Americans dying FASTER than in every other wealthy country
Living in the US poses a major threat to a person’s health, and for people between the ages of 25 and 44, the threat is worse, research has found. About three million deaths are recorded in the US annually, but the nation’s mortality rate is far higher than that of its peers. Researchers calculate a gap between the US and …
Read More »New AHA hypertension guidelines call for less salt, no alcohol
Share on PinterestNew AHA hypertension guidelines suggest diet is key to control. Image credit: alyfromuk2us/Getty Images Hypertension, or high blood pressure, affects around one in every three adults worldwide. It is a risk factor for several health conditions, including heart attack, stroke, heart failure and kidney damage. The American Ηeart Association has recently updated its 2017 guidelines on the prevention …
Read More »Doctors discover alarming new risk of contraceptive used by millions: ‘It’s silently reshaping the brain’
The pill may subtly rewire women’s brains—making them more prone to sadness, irritability and mood swings, scientists warn. A study by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, found that oral contraceptives change activity in brain circuits that regulate mood and emotion. The discovery may help explain why some women experience psychological side effects when starting the pill, while …
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