Find anti-obesity in wild pineapple plants
A substance found in wild pineapple (Agave) is capable of supporting the treatment of obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis and some other common diseases.
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A substance found in wild pineapple (Agave) is capable of supporting the treatment of obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis and some other common diseases.
Through experimental research on animals, American scientists have demonstrated that pecans are able to control the development of prostate cancer.
Turning on the light for a few seconds to go to the night toilet is enough to destroy the body's cell division process, leading to cancer, both British and Israeli scien…
Adiponectin can help improve the metabolism of sugar and fat in muscle cells, while promoting fat burning in the body.
Protein nerve growth factor can help promote the expansion of myocardial blood vessels.
Snacks can also cause obesity or addiction like cocaine or heroin addiction.
According to scientists at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden), multiple anesthesia can cause loss of many brain stem cells, impairing memory and learning ability in c…
Japanese scientists have found that t-PA thrombolytic drugs can regenerate and restore functions for anemia.
Recent research by US and Norwegian scientists has discovered that omega-3 fatty acids and brain processing information have a binding relationship.
Japan has successfully studied the system of observing the internal organs of living mice through laser microscopes.
For mice with growth hormone deficiency, if additional measures are taken during the spring period, it is possible to prevent the possibility of memory impairment.
One study found that phone waves can prevent and reverse dementia in mice.
On the streets of Hanoi, a bike sometimes appears, or pedestrians carry a large net bag, which can hold up to a hundred scorpions inside.
A recent study has discovered new benefits of some ingredients in red wine, which are healthful if consumed in a level.
After conducting experiments on mice, four research groups identified adipose tissue inflammation easily leading to diabetes in obese people.