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Alcohol-associated liver disease: How drinking allows gut bacteria to severely harm the liver, and why it is so dangerous

For decades, we have heard that excessive drinking creates liver disease that is mostly irreversible. However, the exact mechanisms through which alcohol accelerates liver damage remained unclear to scientists, that is till now. However, a 2025 research study discovered a fresh gut–liver pathway, which explains how chronic alcohol consumption damages liver tissue.A new findThe research…

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4 things a cardiologist would never ask his patients to follow

Dr. Wolfson explains that heart health and overall wellness, depend on proper fat consumption because fat serves as an essential nutrient. The consumption of extremely low-fat diets results in higher consumption of refined carbohydrates and sugars, which create negative effects on heart health. He recommends patients to eat healthy fats from avocados, nuts, fish, pasture-raised…

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Scientists say Parkinson’s may start from where one least expects it (hint: it’s not the brain) |

For decades, medical science and people believed that Parkinson’s disease originated in the brain, primarily affecting motor function in the body due to loss of dopamine-producing neurons. However, now that science and research are continually advancing, it is challenging the idea that the starting point can likely be: “The gut.”In a landmark study published in…

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6 ways an anti-inflammatory diet can help manage psoriasis and reduce flare-ups |

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition affecting millions of people worldwide. It causes red, scaly patches, itching, and discomfort, impacting both physical and mental well-being. While genetics and immune system factors play a role, research shows that lifestyle choices, particularly diet, can influence the severity and frequency of flare-ups.A study published on PubMed Central…

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