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“Conversely, deep sleep restored prefrontal cortex function, effectively restructuring the brain to reduce anxiety. These findings suggest that sleep deprivation increases anxiety levels whereas deep sleep helps decrease anxiety. Link to study abstract.”

“These findings suggest that people can lose weight and improve health while following different dietary patterns as long as those patterns include healthful foods and are personally sustainable. Link to study abstract.”

“Trikafta was considered safe and elicited few, mild side effects. The drug works by targeting the underlying genetic mutation that causes the most common form of the disease. Link to the study abstract.”

“Of these, low blood levels of EPA and DHA were positively associated with early onset of coronary artery atherosclerosis, suggesting a protective role for omega-3 fatty acids in cardiovascular disease. Link to study abstract.”

“This study in mice provides proof of concept for the use of genetically modified living tumor cells as anti-tumor agents and paves the way for their future use in humans. Learn more about therapeutic uses of gene editing in this episode featuring Dr. George Church. Read study abstract.”

“To keep magnesium levels up, especially if you're active and losing a lot of magnesium through sweating, adding more magnesium-rich foods to your meals or opting for supplements like magnesium glycinate or citrate can make a big difference in maintaining your cell health and overall well-being.”

“Interestingly, dietary consumption of omega-3 fatty acids may help [protect the brain ) from damage associated with PM2.5 exposure. Learn more about the health effects of omega-3 fatty acids in this episode featuring Dr. Bill Harris. Link to study abstract.”

“Analysis of the questionnaires revealed that eating 350 grams or more (about seven servings) of refined grain products per day, such as white bread, noodles, breakfast cereals, crackers, and bakery products, increased a person's risk of stroke by 47 percent, cardiovascular disease by 33 percent, and premature death by 27 percent.”

“Evidence suggests that exercise can reduce cravings for alcohol by inducing the production of a hormone called FGF21. Learn more in this video featuring Dr. Rhonda Patrick. Read study abstract.”

“Read more about these findings here. Link to study abstract. Link to Dr. Rhonda Patrick's article about vitamin D and neurodevelopmental disorders.”