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A blog about everything that is related to environmentally-induced diseases. Topics include oxidative stress diseases including chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, MCS, diabetes, PTSD and more. Physiological aspects of environmental illness will be discussed and special attention will be paid to how environmental contaminants and exposures effect the antioxidant system Nrf2.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Certain People May Have Aging Benefits from Taking Antioxidants!

 
 



Specific sub-populations may benefit from antioxidant intakes to support healthy aging, with men particularly seen as an ‘at-risk’ group, says a new paper published in the American Journal of Epidemiology


‘An adequate supply of antioxidant nutrients may have a beneficial role for healthy aging’, says study
By Stephen DANIELLSStephen DANIELLS, 24-Sep-2015
 
 
http://www.nutraingredients.com/Research/An-adequate-supply-of-antioxidant-nutrients-may-have-a-beneficial-role-for-healthy-aging-says-study
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Thursday, September 24, 2015

Probiotics Improve Gut Health in Healthy People!





One of the largest probiotic clinical interventions has found significant improvement in gut health in healthy people.


 
Probiotics deliver significant defecation benefits in healthy people: Study
By Shane Starling+Shane STARLING, 24-Sep-2015
 
 
http://www.nutraingredients.com/Research/Probiotics-deliver-significant-defecation-benefits-in-healthy-people-Study
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Animal and Plant Proteins Improve Blood Sugar In Diabetic Patients!

High protein diets, from both animal and plant sources, improve blood sugar control in diabetic patients, according to new research.


Animal and plant proteins have equal benefits for diabetic blood sugar control
By Nathan Gray+Nathan GRAY, 24-Sep-2015



http://www.nutraingredients.com/Research/Animal-and-plant-proteins-have-equal-benefits-for-diabetic-blood-sugar-control
 
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