Dr. Rhonda Patrick discusses stroke risk, eczema, immune resilience, her new smoothie recipe, and whether everyone should cut out gluten. ... rhonda immune system cholesterol gluten sauna stroke intestinal permeability microbiome
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Watch nowHigher omega-3 fatty acid consumption could play a unique role in mitigating chronic inflammation by altering the methylation pattern of the interleukin-6 (IL-6) promoter, reducing the activity of this inflammatory cytokine. This epigenetic mechanism highlights omega-3's capacity to govern gene expression and shape the genetic landscape, transcending its contributions to cell membrane dynamics or mediator production and positioning its effects at the molecular blueprint level rather than merely fine-tuning cellular responses. The relationship between IL-6 and human health is multifaceted: Inte... omega-3 inflammation genetics
Read morePeripheral nerves have the ability to regenerate following trauma, surgery, and exposure to medications and toxins; however, the rate of regeneration is often very slow. The molecular signals that encourage regeneration dissipate over time so that regeneration ends too soon to effectively heal long nerves. Authors of a new report elucidate the role of monocarboxylate transporters and macrophage metabolism is promoting nerve regeneration. Macrophages (Greek for "large eaters") are white blood cells that remove pathogens and cellular debris by engulfing and digesting them, making macrophages ess... immune system lactate
Read moreDr. Michael Snyder discusses personalized medicine and the use of technologies that monitor metabolism and other health markers. ... metabolism microbiome insulin resistance biomarkers insulin blood sugar covid-19
Watch nowRoughly half of the world's population lives in urban areas, far removed from the natural environment. Evidence indicates that people who live in urban areas are at greater risk for mental health disorders, such as depression. Findings from a new study suggest that walking in nature reduces ruminative thinking and decreases activity in parts of the brain associated with mental illness. Ruminative thinking – dwelling on ideas (especially stressors) to excess – is a common feature of mental illness (https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2000-05424-015). Rumination can set in motion a cascade of hormon... brain mental health
Read moreDr. Matthew Walker discusses the role of sleep in immunity, creativity, and aging. ... sleep brain alzheimer's cancer obesity aging performance depression immune system stress circadian rhythm behavior dementia
Watch nowDr. Dale Bredesen discusses treatments that may reverse symptoms of mild cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. ... alzheimer's brain diet aging hormones insulin resistance inflammation dementia insulin
Watch nowDr. Pierre Capel discusses cold stress, Wim Hof, genetic modification, and cancer immunotherapy. ... cold stress brain depression meditation breathing technique
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