These compounds, Matthews stated, can aggravate certain behavioral symptoms among kids with autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and other conditions.
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Study calls for further research into curcumin for cancer treatment
One of the key advantages of curcumin, the article notes, is that it is “well-tolerated” by the human system. Previous studies have revealed its ability to control the spread of prostate and breast cancers by preventing these diseases from become metastatic.
Needs of boys and girls with autism may vary, say researchers
Geraldine Dawson of the advocacy group Autism Speaks recently spoke to HealthDay News about a potential oversight in studies regarding nutrition for autistic children and other treatment methods.
These supplements could preserve functional ability for the elderly
This decline is often accelerated among communities that are consistently under-nourished, but the new research has shown that even those who have missed out on certain nutritional compounds for years could benefit from taking action now
EPA or DHA: Your gender could make the difference
The scientists administered omega-3 fatty acids to 94 men and women and found that doing so reduced the formation of blood clots by approximately 15 percent across the board.
Curcumin supplements may protect heart in face of kidney disease
Chronic kidney disease is closely linked with high blood pressure and cardiovascular difficulty.
FDA stresses importance of selenium for infants
This mineral combines with proteins to create powerful antioxidant enzymes that can mediate the damage done by free radicals – the harmful byproducts of oxygen metabolism.
Vitamin D linked to immune system strength in infants
Scientists found that infants born in May, on average, had approximately 20 percent less vitamin D in their systems than those who were born in November. They also had higher amounts of an autoreactive white blood cells that may target healthy human cells instead of infectious agents.
Infant prebiotics may combat certain allergen-based conditions
Prebiotics are the compounds that actually feed the good bacteria – also known as probiotics – that promote overall gut health.
Scientists make new breakthrough in cancer treatment
Scientists led by pathology professor Dr. Irving Weissman have identified a cellular marker that is present in all cancerous tumors, and may be responsible for their resilience against the immune system.