Food as Medicine, Food as Poison, Dealing with Food as a (Sweet) Addiction: Part I
...compared sugar imbibing to substances of abuse in rat models and concluded the following: Food is not ordinarily like a substance of abuse, but [...]
...compared sugar imbibing to substances of abuse in rat models and concluded the following: Food is not ordinarily like a substance of abuse, but [...]
...on the Lactobacillus johnsonii 456 strain as an important species in the anti-inflammatory mechanism along with hypothesizing that the extended lifespans of the [...]
...the dearth of role models for men, focusing on the issue of balanced aggression. Certainly the character of men in leadership, as evidenced by the [...]
...in experimental models of AD. For these effects to occur, doses of melatonin about two orders of magnitude higher than those required to affect [...]
...as a scientific community need to have solid analytical models to investigate what intrinsic and extrinsic factors cause certain forms of [...]
...is children participating in these activities with parents or older siblings/friends. There is no substitute to children having good role models and [...]
...our children see, but we can be good role models at home. One simple step as a parent – you are the steward of self-love. Do you lead by [...]
...Elements examined included regression models stratified by sex and body mass index multivariable used in cross-sectional association between the HBI [...]
...models of obesity. PLoS One. 2014 Mar 18;9(3):e92358. Ahn BI, Kim MJ, Koo HS, Seo N, Joo NS, Kim YS. Serum zinc concentration is inversely [...]
...concludes that immunization with HBVv increased kidney disease in animal models, and immunization with either HBVv or alum impacted blood counts, [...]