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Good diet, exercise, & low body weight associated with 33% reduced cancer-related mortality in women & 26% in men.

May 10, 2016

“FTA: > Following cancer prevention guidelines from the American Cancer Society may modestly reduce your overall risk of developing cancer and have a greater impact on reducing your overall risk of dying early, a study of nearly a half-million Americans has found. Having a healthy body weight and staying active appeared to have the most positive impact.”

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Neurotrophins like BDNF may be increased as a compensation mechanism in fetal alcohol syndrome [animal research]

Jul 2, 2020

“From the article: > "We found that prenatal alcohol exposure generally increased brain neurotrophin levels in adult rats," said Berman. "This suggests that neurotrophin levels increased as compensation for damage to the developing brain from prenatal alcohol exposure. Results also demonstrated that the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure can be enduring and last into adulthood."”

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Sirtuins

Jul 6, 2026

“In addition, a randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind trial involving people diagnosed with mild-to-moderate dementia due to Alzheimer's disease found that participants who took a resveratrol supplement twice a day (up to 1 gram) for one year exhibited reduced levels of MMP9, a neurological inflammatory marker associated with increased neurodegeneration and inflammation.”

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Melatonin

Jul 28, 2026

“Insulin resistance in the brain is implicated in Alzheimer’s disease and is one reason why some researchers refer to the condition as “Type 3 diabetes.” Melatonin has been shown to enhance beta-cell function (the beta-cells are insulin-producing cells in the pancreas) and reduce the burden of beta-amyloid plaques and tau hyperphosphorylation in the brain of diabetic rats.”

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CRISPR gene editing technique was used to inactivate herpes virus in human cells by up to 95%.

Jul 4, 2016

“Latent viruses, the kind we don't even know we have, can have subtle effects like being associated with the development of cancer (in the case of herpes simplex almost everyone carries one form of the virus). That's why it's very interesting that we may actually have a future in which these viruses can be removed from our genome, thanks to CRISPR.”

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