Imagine if the body’s immune system could be retrained to stop attacking itself. Scientists have identified a gene called Egr1 that may make this possible. This discovery could change how we understand and treat autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis. Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system loses its ability to…
For centuries, black cumin (Nigella sativa) has been revered in traditional medicine as a healing seed with near-miraculous effects. Today, modern science is finally confirming what ancient healers knew: this tiny seed contains one of nature’s most powerful anti-inflammatory compounds, thymoquinone (TQ). From soothing arthritic pain to calming airway inflammation, black cumin may hold the…
For years, cholesterol and poor lifestyle habits have taken the blame for heart attacks. But new research is changing that story. There is evidence that shows that bacterial infections may be the silent driver behind many heart attacks. Inside the fatty plaques of arteries, researchers discovered bacterial biofilms—tiny gel-like colonies that can hide undetected for…
Traveling is stressful enough without being pulled aside for additional security checks. Yet, for some frequent flyers, being flagged during TSA screenings has become a regular and sometimes worrisome occurrence. While it’s easy to blame clothing or random chance, new conversations emerging online suggest something more surprising: these repeated scanner alerts could be your body’s…
What if a simple bowl of yogurt or a serving of kimchi could calm inflammation and restore balance in your gut? According to groundbreaking research from Stanford University, it just might. In a 2021 study published, researchers discovered that eating six servings of fermented foods each day led to significant reductions in inflammation within just…
Before the heart skips a beat, there’s an entire world of microscopic battles unfolding inside it. Every second after a heart attack, immune cells rush in to repair damage and protect the heart from further harm. But what if some of those same defenders actually make things worse? New research from Massachusetts General Hospital reveals…
There’s new hope for critically ill hospitalized patients with COVID-19. A commonly used drug has shown to improve survival rates by one third. That’s according to a press release from a team of researchers in England. This clinical trial is getting a lot of attention in the medical field because the preliminary findings sound really…
The CDC maintains the current risk to the general public for contracting COVID-19 remains low. However, they are also warning Americans to prepare for the worst. They say it’s no longer a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’ the coronavirus will become a serious matter in the United States. It comes out of growing concern over the respiratory…
Coronavirus, or COVID-19, was first disclosed to the World Health Organization (WHO) on New Year’s Eve, 2019, after a spate of respiratory illness cases in Wuhan City, China. The WHO declared it a global health emergency on January 30, 2020, and by March 11, 2020, it was announced as a pandemic. The virus has since…
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