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What REALLY happens when you stop taking Ozempic – patients tell of the constant snacking and extreme fat gains

By LUKE ANDREWS HEALTH REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM From intense cravings to 20lb weight gain and never-ending snacking, patients have revealed unpleasant realities of coming off Ozempic. The blockbuster weight loss injection, taken by millions of Americans across the country, has transformed the lives of people living with obesity, helping them lose around five to 10...

The gut-brain axis: Emotional states correlate with microbiome variations, scientists find
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The gut-brain axis: Emotional states correlate with microbiome variations, scientists find

byEric W. Dolan Enhance your understanding of the human mind and mental health trends. Click here to follow PsyPost on LinkedIn.A recent study published in Psychological Medicine found notable correlations between emotional states, including the way emotions are regulated, and the composition of the gut microbiome. These associations suggest a link between the psychological processes...

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SOY COMPOUNDS COULD PROTECT AGAINST BREAST CANCER COMEBACK

POSTED BY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Compounds from soy and other plant sources could protect against breast cancer recurrence or affect survival, researchers report. Compounds called isoflavones are among the plant-derived compounds that may significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence or death, according to the new meta-analysis. Investigators in Australia, Denmark, England, Norway, and the...

A newly discovered receptor appears to protect against Parkinson’s disease—but only in females
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A newly discovered receptor appears to protect against Parkinson’s disease—but only in females

by Marina Romero-Ramos, Aarhus University Differential expression of p62/SQSTM1 autophagy marker in the substantia nigra, piriform cortex and amygdala after α-syn PFF injection. Bar graphs with individual points illustrate the total number of p62+ cells in the SN at a 1 and d 6 months p.i. b Representative images of p62/SQSTM1 immunostaining in α-syn PFF animals...

Bioelectronic Medicine: Hacking Nervous System Signals for Therapeutic Benefits
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Bioelectronic Medicine: Hacking Nervous System Signals for Therapeutic Benefits

Bioelectric medicine involves the use of implanted devices that stimulate targeted nerves within natural signaling pathways in order to achieve a therapeutic effect. Image Credit: Sergey Novikov/Shutterstock.com Neuromodulation can aid with the unmet needs of several diseases, including heart failure, hypertension, inflammation, asthma, arthritis, Alzheimer’s disease, and diabetes.[1] There are also novel approaches that aim...

Use of metaphors enables patients and caregivers to communicate experiences of living with long-term conditions
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Use of metaphors enables patients and caregivers to communicate experiences of living with long-term conditions

by King’s College London Unsplash/CC0 Public DomainIt is estimated that 15 million people in England—a quarter of the population—live with a long-term condition and 14.2 million people (one in four adults) are face the presence of more than two long-term conditions. These can broadly be defined as illnesses that cannot be cured and which may require...

Ultra-processed foods: Here’s what the evidence actually says about them
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Ultra-processed foods: Here’s what the evidence actually says about them

by Eric Robinson, The Conversation Credit: Andres Ayrton from PexelsThe perils of ultra-processed foods received widespread coverage in recent months—thanks in no small part to the publication and promotion of TV presenter and doctor of virology Chris Van Tulleken’s book “Ultra-Processed People.” Ultra-processed foods, in short, are commercially manufactured food products that include ingredients you wouldn’t...

Research reveals new hope for obesity-induced heart disease
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Research reveals new hope for obesity-induced heart disease

by Deakin University Aβ42 administration reprograms cardiac metabolism. a schematic of experiment where mice were administered Aβ42 or scrambled Aβ42 (ScrAβ42; 1 μg/day i.p.) for 4 weeks and analytical procedures were performed in final two weeks. b plasma Αβ42 in mice 5 h after administration of ScrAβ42 or Aβ42. c body weight in mice administered ScrAβ42 or Aβ42....