Do you like chia seeds? We have bad news for your intestines

Do you like chia seeds?  We have bad news for your intestines

For some time now, chia seeds have been one of the key foods celebrated by health and fitness enthusiasts and for good reason: they’re loaded with antioxidants, may reduce your risk of heart disease, contain important bone-building nutrients such as calcium and magnesium, and can even lower blood sugar levels. Everything in these little seeds! … Read more

Experimental blood cancer therapy already available in US has 90 PERCENT success rate in new trial

Experimental blood cancer therapy already available in US has 90 PERCENT success rate in new trial

An experimental cancer treatment has a 90% success rate in patients with multiple myeloma, one of the most common blood cancers in the world. Researchers at Hadassah-University Medical Center in Jerusalem, Israel, used a treatment called Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cell Therapy, or CAR-T, which stimulates the patient’s immune system to destroy cancer cells. Of the … Read more

NY Case of Deadly Fungal Candida Auris Rise in May – NBC New York

NY Case of Deadly Fungal Candida Auris Rise in May – NBC New York

What there is to know Although Candida auris was discovered in 2009, it has spread rapidly and caused infections in more than a dozen countries. NY and NJ are among the most affected US states, data shows It can cause bloodstream infections and even death, especially in hospitalized and nursing home patients with underlying conditions. … Read more

Extreme measures: The number of children operated on to lose weight has doubled in the last 5 years

Extreme measures: The number of children operated on to lose weight has doubled in the last 5 years

The number of children and adolescents undergoing weight loss surgeries to treat their obesity has nearly doubled in recent years. The rate at which young people undergo bariatric or metabolic surgeries (MBS) has increased from 726 in 2016 to around 1,300 in 2021. These surgeries alter the size and function of the stomach and intestines … Read more

Miraculous recovery of worker whose fingers were crushed by noodle cutting machine

Miraculous recovery of worker whose fingers were crushed by noodle cutting machine

Miraculous recovery of worker whose fingers were crushed by noodle cutting machine By Hannah Mcdonald for Mailonline Update: 6:40 a.m. EDT, May 30, 2023 An Indonesian man’s fingers have been crushed after his hand got caught in a noodle machine when he tripped at work. The unnamed man, in his 40s, managed to remove his … Read more

New mum nearly died of rare flesh-eating bacteria days after giving birth

New mum nearly died of rare flesh-eating bacteria days after giving birth

The birth of Charleigh Chatterton with her daughter last month went smoothly with no complications. Then she returned home, and six days later her “chances of survival were slim”, she said, BBC News reported. The 27-year-old English woman told the outlet she had to be rushed to hospital after she was born on April 22 … Read more

Research shows omega-3s can also help baby’s gut develop

Research shows omega-3s can also help baby’s gut develop

Women’s Doctor: Pregnant Women May Consider Taking Omega-3 Supplements Current research suggests omega-3s may help baby’s gut Updated: 5:31 PM EDT May 29, 2023 Pregnant women can already take prenatal vitamins, but some might also consider adding omega-3 fatty acids, according to new research. A woman’s body does not produce omega-3s, so she must get … Read more

DR MEGAN ROSSI: Steaming, boiling, baking, frying (or even grilling): which is healthier?

DR MEGAN ROSSI: Steaming, boiling, baking, frying (or even grilling): which is healthier?

If you’re one of those people who always steams their vegetables thinking it’s the healthiest way to cook, I’m afraid I have to disappoint you. Because steaming isn’t always the best approach if you want to maximize the health benefits of your food. Likewise, while you might assume that eating raw vegetables contains the most … Read more

Alzheimer’s disease can be detected with a blood test, according to a game-changing study

Alzheimer’s disease can be detected with a blood test, according to a game-changing study

Group sting: Blood test can predict who will develop Alzheimer’s, ‘game-changing’ study finds By Dailymail.Com Health Team Update: 1:00 p.m. EDT, May 29, 2023 Scientists may have found the true cause of Alzheimer’s disease and believe the disease can be detected with a simple blood test. Experts have long known that amyloid buildup in the … Read more