Summary: Alzheimer’s disease is increasingly being recognized as “Type 3 Diabetes” due to its strong association with insulin resistance. This connection suggests that the metabolic dysfunction seen in diabetes plays a crucial role in the early stages of Alzheimer’s,...

Summary: Emerging data suggests that we might have underestimated the other reversible causes of dementia. Thus, one of the new retrospective studies found elevated FIB-score in 13% of dementia patients. Considering that poorly managed hepatic disease may cause hepatic encephalopathy, leading to...

Summary: Obesity and metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) have become the leading causes of liver transplants, surpassing viral hepatitis and alcoholic liver disease. The rise of MAFLD, driven by metabolic dysfunction, highlights the need for early diagnosis and intervention to...

Summary: Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is a systemic disorder linked not only to liver complications but also to increased risks of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and several other health conditions. Recognizing MAFLD's broader impact is...

Summary: The FIB-Score is a critical tool for the early detection of liver fibrosis, especially in patients with metabolic disorders like MAFLD. Its ease of use, high specificity, and cost-effectiveness make it ideal for widespread screening, thereby reducing missed diagnoses and improving...

Summary: High dietary fiber intake is known to be associated with better metabolic health.
However, a new study comparing different types of dietary fibers found that beta-glucan,
which is especially high in whole grains, is among the best for weight loss.

Everyone has heard that dietary fibers are...

Summary: Oxalates, found in many plant foods and produced by the body, can contribute to
inflammation, organ damage, and immune system dysregulation when levels are chronically high.
These compounds can accelerate aging and worsen conditions like arthritis, liver disease, and kidney
issues by...

Summary: The German Neurology Society warns that excessive sugar intake may significantly
increase the risk of dementia. The rise in dementia cases correlates with increased sugar
consumption, highlighting the damaging effects of high sugar on brain health, particularly through
vascular damage and...

Summary: The world has seen a sudden rise in neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer’s and
Parkinson’s. This rise is significantly attributed to the rise in metabolic disorders. Now, one of the
large clinical studies shows that even how body fat accumulates may increase the risk of
...

Summary: The endothelial glycocalyx is a crucial protective layer in blood vessels that regulates
vascular function and integrity. However, chronic high blood glucose and the accumulation of
Advanced Glycation End Products (AGEs) can damage the glycocalyx, leading to endothelial
dysfunction and...

Summary: A new study confirms that most cancers are preventable through lifestyle choices. About half of all cancer deaths are preventable. Tobacco smoking, alcohol, sedentary lifestyle, obesity, high ultraviolet exposure, and low intake of fruits and vegetables are some of the significant causes...

Summarize: Lymphatic massage is a popular weight-loss trend in Hollywood. Though it may have some benefits, like improved lymphatic flow and detoxification, it is unlikely to help with significant weight loss.

 Hollywood is all about beauty and glamour. It also means that celebrities are...