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πŸ‡΅πŸ‡± Rzeczpospolita
Life & Tech

They say it's natural Ozempic. Scientists explain whether it's a hit or a myth

This article discusses the scientific evaluation of berberine, often touted as a natural alternative to Ozempic for weight loss, and highlights the actual biological mechanisms at play.

Feb 26 β€’ 15:08 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡· La Nacion (ES)
National & Local

The food that serves to increase defenses and improve intestinal flora

Kefir, a fermented drink from the Caucasus, is gaining popularity for its immune-boosting properties and ability to balance gut microbiota.

Feb 21 β€’ 23:09 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡· La Nacion (ES)
National & Local

Kefir: what effect can it have on the kidneys if eaten daily

Regular consumption of kefir may support kidney protection by regulating gut microbiota and reducing blood toxins.

Feb 21 β€’ 21:09 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡· La Nacion (ES)
National & Local

Virgin olive oil protects the brain and cognitive function: study links its benefits to gut microbiota

A study indicates that consuming virgin olive oil is associated with improved cognitive function, potentially linked to its effects on gut microbiota.

Feb 19 β€’ 18:01 UTC
πŸ‡±πŸ‡Ή Lrytas
National & Local

Don’t want to get sick, but don’t like lemons? Revealed what has significantly more vitamin C

A Lithuanian pharmacist highlights the importance of boosting the immune system through lifestyle changes and good nutrition, particularly focusing on sources of vitamin C beyond citrus fruits.

Feb 13 β€’ 04:46 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡· La Nacion (ES)
National & Local

Virgin olive oil protects the brain and cognitive function: study links its benefits to gut microbiota

A study conducted in Spain links the consumption of virgin olive oil to improved cognitive function, suggesting a connection to gut microbiota health.

Feb 11 β€’ 05:52 UTC
πŸ‡΅πŸ‡± Rzeczpospolita
Life & Tech

Breakthrough research results. Improving gut health may slow the development of this cancer

British researchers in collaboration with USC and Australian scientists reported on an intervention aimed at supporting gut microbiota in men suffering from prostate cancer, highlighting the impact of supplementation on disease progression and overall health benefits for participants.

Jan 16 β€’ 11:06 UTC

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