CBD may possess antitumor activity through several mechanisms, including regulating reactive oxygen species, endoplasmic reticulum stress, inflammation, and immune modulation. This review summarizes the evidence regarding the effects of CBD as a non-toxic adjuvant in cancer care.
We propose the concept of the net micronutrient balance value (NMBV), which refers to the actual micronutrient content of the food product minus the portion not absorbed and the amount depleted in metabolic processes due to additives, contaminants, medication, and faulty metabolism.
Studies have shown that daily consumption of Red Yeast Rice lowers plasma levels of LDL cholesterol by 15-25% within six to eight weeks.
Oxidation of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) particles plays a key role in the development and progression of atherosclerosis.
Modern-day research continues to shed light on the multiple cellular targets that berberine modulates, with increasing attention being paid to the potential role this remarkable compound may have in neurological health.
Therapeutic approaches that help regulate mitochondrial biogenenesis and mitophagy could potentially have positive effects on the early stages and severity of neurodegenerative conditions.
This case study demonstrates the ability of thyroid-hormone therapy to help resolve eating disorders by fundamentally addressing motility, hunger, eating patterns, and hormone-associated psychological disturbance.
This case study demonstrates the ability of thyroid-hormone therapy to help resolve eating disorders by fundamentally addressing motility, hunger, eating patterns, and hormone-associated psychological disturbance.
Photobiomodulation therapy is a noninvasive, therapeutic approach with the potential to stimulate, enhance, and repair cell and tissue architecture.
This review will discuss the evidence regarding how various environmental risk factors, such as infections agents and physical trauma, can lead to neuropathological changes by disrupting autophagy in ALS and potential treatment options in the management of each environmental factor previously discussed.
Increasing evidence suggests that PD has a multifactorial etiology involving complex interactions between genetic and environmental factors that may as yet be unidentified.
Evidence continues to mount in support of TUDCA's potential clinical application as part of a therapeutic approach to the treatment of neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative conditions.
