Recent research has revealed a surprising connection between aspirin, gut bacteria, and hormonal deficiency caused by genetic mutations. A study conducted by scientists at the Francis Crick Institute discovered that aspirin and the gut microbiome can play a significant role in alleviating symptoms of hypopituitarism a condition where the pituitary gland fails to produce enough… Read More »
Your body’s ability to regulate blood sugar relies on a complex dance between different cells in your pancreas. Research has uncovered a fascinating new player in this intricate process — “first responder” beta cells.1 These special cells are the quickest to react when glucose levels rise, triggering a cascade of activity throughout your pancreas. Scientists… Read More »
Here Cbl is readily associated with blood carriers [ 58 ]. Allen R. However, the quantity of spinach that needs to be ingested in order to satisfy the daily requirement would be prohibitive [ ]. If rare genetic defects of cellular trafficking and processing proteins exist, the choice of alternative forms of Cbl, such as… Read More »
It is best known for its role in helping blood clot, or coagulate, properly. The “K” comes from its German name, Koagulationsvitamin. Vitamin K also plays an important role in bone health. It is rare to have a vitamin K deficiency. Sometimes taking antibiotics can kill the bacteria and lead to a mild deficiency, mostly… Read More »