Oct 13, 22:38

NYT > Health 2021-10-13T22:37:13 Data from Federal Scientists Raise Questions About J.&J. Booster Shots       People who have received the company's one-shot vaccine may benefit from a booster with another brand. F.D.A. advisers will discuss the data on Friday.   NYT > Health 2021-10-13T20:45:57 W.H.O. Announces New Team to Study Covid-19 Origins       The World Health Organization hopes that the new advisory group, which includes scientists from 26 countries, can revive its study of the pandemic's origins, after previous efforts became bogged down in a political rivalry between China and the United States.   NYT > Health 2021-10-14T00:34:57 J. & J. Recipients May Be Helped More by Other Brands' Booster, Study Says       The finding comes after the F.D.A. released an analysis suggesting that J.&J. did not submit robust evidence for booster shots.   NYT > Health 2021-10-14T00:35:27 F.D.A. Stays Neutral on the Need for a Moderna Booster       An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.   Dignity Health Medical Groups Blog 2021-10-13T23:36:15 Dignity Health Mercy Medical Group Recognized for Promoting Well-Being for Caregivers       The American Medical Association (AMA) recognized Dignity Health Mercy Medical Group as one of 44 health care organizations to receive the 2021 Joy in Medicine™ Health System Recognition Program award. This distinction recognizes Dignity Health Mercy Medical Group with a demonstrated commitment to preserving the well-being of health care team members by engaging in proven efforts to combat work-related stress and burnout.

Oct 13, 18:00

WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 18:23:27 UTC 2021 Baby Cereal Sold at Walmart Recalled for Arsenic Levels        A sample from the three lots, which were sold only at Walmart, tested above the guidance for naturally occurring inorganic arsenic, according to a company announcement on the recall from Maple Island that was posted on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 17:00:16 UTC 2021 'Extreme Heat' Days Triple Since 1980s, and More Are Coming        By the researchers' estimates, 1.7 billion urban dwellers -- or almost one-fifth of the planet -- were exposed to a rising number of extreme heat days between 1983 and 2016.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 16:29:46 UTC 2021 FDA Authorizes First E-Cigarette        The permission to sell was granted to R.J. Reynolds for three of its Vuse tobacco-flavored vaping products.   Mark's Daily Apple Wed Oct 13 16:05:31 UTC 2021 Is Soy Bad For You?       The Primal Blueprint classically recommends against legume consumption, but that stance has softened. Legumes aren't bad in and of themselves. Many people have intolerance issues with them, and unresolved gut barrier leakiness or FODMAP intolerances can make legumes a painful, often cacaphonous indulgence. But the category of legume itself is not a simple thing. Some legumes are better than others. Some people will tolerate one legume but not another. So where does soy fit in? Is Soy Bad for You? Well, there are a lot of foods that fall under "soy." There's soybean oil, soy protein, soy milk. There's natto, tempeh, soy sauce. There's the whole young soybean steamed. There's the dried soybean cooked like a common bean.  Anyway, let's get on with things and analyze all the soy products available. Soybean Oil Soybean oil might be the single biggest impediment to human health in the modern world. Over the past century, our consumption of soybean oil has skyrocketed and the proportion of linoleic acid in human body fat has also risen. Seeing as how the absolute amount of body fat has increased as well, we're looking at a huge rise in absolute amounts of linoleic acid in the human body. Body fat isn't inert. It's a legitimate endocrine hormone, and the type of fat you store on your body can determine your hormonal output and metabolic health. This rise in soybean oil-induced linoleic-rich body fat has paralleled the increases in obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and all the other degenerative maladies of modernity you see walking around in everyday life. Soybean oil isn't "meant" to be consumed because it wouldn't even exist as a product without industrial extraction methods. You can't press a soybean and get extra virgin soybean oil. You need solvents and industrial-scale equipment to make soybean oil. This alone is a good indicator that we should not be eating it. And then there are the studies that confirm we shouldn't: Soybean oil has low oxidative stability—heat damages it rather quickly and easily. Soybean oil-based infant formulas are among the worst, producing poor metabolic and growth outcomes. Soybean oil combined with dietary cholesterol damages the liver. Lard combined with dietary cholesterol does not. The stuff is awful. Avoid.   Soy Protein Soy protein powder has long been the go-to for plant-based lifters who want to increase their protein intake but can't eat more animal protein to make it happen. If that's your only option, fine: it's better than not eating any extra protein. But if have no qualms about whey protein and you're only choosing soy protein because it's "healthier" or "better for the environment," you're making a big mistake. Compared to whey and other animal proteins, soy protein is simply not as effective at stimulating muscle protein synthesis. Post-workout skim milk beats soy protein drink for muscle protein synthesis. Skim milk leads to better lean mass gains than soy protein. Young men drinking whey protein after lifting weights make more gains than young men drinking soy protein … Continue reading "Is Soy Bad For You?" The post Is Soy Bad For You? appeared first on Mark's Daily Apple.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 20:45:57 UTC 2021 W.H.O. Announces New Team to Study Covid-19 Origins       The World Health Organization hopes that the new advisory group, which includes scientists from 26 countries, can revive its study of the pandemic's origins, after previous efforts became bogged down in a political rivalry between China and the United States.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 18:53:23 UTC 2021 Making Sense of the Advice on Aspirin and Heart Health       A U.S. panel is proposing a shift away from the use of low-dose aspirin in many people at risk of heart disease.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 19:53:25 UTC 2021 J. & J. Recipients May Be Helped More by Other Brands' Booster, Study Says       The finding comes after the F.D.A. released an analysis suggesting that J. & J. did not submit robust evidence for booster shots.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 16:13:46 UTC 2021 W.H.O. Will Announce New Team to Study Coronavirus Origins       "This new group can do all the fancy footwork it wants, but China's not going to cooperate," one expert said.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 19:43:12 UTC 2021 FDA analysis of J&J COVID vaccine booster sets the stage for public hearing       Johnson & Johnson has asked the Food and Drug Administration to authorize a booster for people 18 and older six months after initial immunization, with an option to vaccinate after two months.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 17:06:00 UTC 2021 A study of COVID vaccine boosters suggests Moderna or Pfizer works best       Should people who get a COVID booster get a different vaccine from their original shot? The results of a highly anticipated study suggest that in some cases the answer may be yes.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 16:41:00 UTC 2021 Eating too much salt is making Americans sick. Even a 12% reduction can save lives       The FDA has issued new targets to reduce the amount of salt that manufacturers put in their foods. It could prevent thousands of cases of cardiovascular disease.   Health | The Atlantic Wed Oct 13 19:24:00 UTC 2021 We Accidentally Solved the Flu. Now What?       America has a choice to make.   HealthPartners Blog Wed Oct 13 18:40:57 UTC 2021 Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic       When you think about a wound, what comes to mind? Maybe it's your child's scraped knee or a cut from […] The post Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic appeared first on HealthPartners Blog.

Oct 13, 17:23

WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 18:23:27 UTC 2021 Baby Cereal Sold at Walmart Recalled for Arsenic Levels        A sample from the three lots, which were sold only at Walmart, tested above the guidance for naturally occurring inorganic arsenic, according to a company announcement on the recall from Maple Island that was posted on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 17:00:16 UTC 2021 'Extreme Heat' Days Triple Since 1980s, and More Are Coming        By the researchers' estimates, 1.7 billion urban dwellers -- or almost one-fifth of the planet -- were exposed to a rising number of extreme heat days between 1983 and 2016.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 16:29:46 UTC 2021 FDA Authorizes First E-Cigarette        The permission to sell was granted to R.J. Reynolds for three of its Vuse tobacco-flavored vaping products.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 15:52:38 UTC 2021 Learning to Live With CSU        Living with chronic spontaneous urticaria means finding out what works for you and avoiding triggers that seem to set off a flare.   Wellness Mama® Wed Oct 13 17:26:28 UTC 2021 How to Make Eyeshadow From Natural Ingredients       Over the years I've come up with plenty of natural makeup options. While I've already shared some of my simple eye makeup recipes here, this article gives more details on how to make your own DIY natural eyeshadow in a variety of shades! Make Your Own Natural Eyeshadow These recipes use herbs, clay, and real … Continue reading How to Make Eyeshadow From Natural Ingredients...   Mark's Daily Apple Wed Oct 13 16:05:31 UTC 2021 Is Soy Bad For You?       The Primal Blueprint classically recommends against legume consumption, but that stance has softened. Legumes aren't bad in and of themselves. Many people have intolerance issues with them, and unresolved gut barrier leakiness or FODMAP intolerances can make legumes a painful, often cacaphonous indulgence. But the category of legume itself is not a simple thing. Some legumes are better than others. Some people will tolerate one legume but not another. So where does soy fit in? Is Soy Bad for You? Well, there are a lot of foods that fall under "soy." There's soybean oil, soy protein, soy milk. There's natto, tempeh, soy sauce. There's the whole young soybean steamed. There's the dried soybean cooked like a common bean.  Anyway, let's get on with things and analyze all the soy products available. Soybean Oil Soybean oil might be the single biggest impediment to human health in the modern world. Over the past century, our consumption of soybean oil has skyrocketed and the proportion of linoleic acid in human body fat has also risen. Seeing as how the absolute amount of body fat has increased as well, we're looking at a huge rise in absolute amounts of linoleic acid in the human body. Body fat isn't inert. It's a legitimate endocrine hormone, and the type of fat you store on your body can determine your hormonal output and metabolic health. This rise in soybean oil-induced linoleic-rich body fat has paralleled the increases in obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and all the other degenerative maladies of modernity you see walking around in everyday life. Soybean oil isn't "meant" to be consumed because it wouldn't even exist as a product without industrial extraction methods. You can't press a soybean and get extra virgin soybean oil. You need solvents and industrial-scale equipment to make soybean oil. This alone is a good indicator that we should not be eating it. And then there are the studies that confirm we shouldn't: Soybean oil has low oxidative stability—heat damages it rather quickly and easily. Soybean oil-based infant formulas are among the worst, producing poor metabolic and growth outcomes. Soybean oil combined with dietary cholesterol damages the liver. Lard combined with dietary cholesterol does not. The stuff is awful. Avoid.   Soy Protein Soy protein powder has long been the go-to for plant-based lifters who want to increase their protein intake but can't eat more animal protein to make it happen. If that's your only option, fine: it's better than not eating any extra protein. But if have no qualms about whey protein and you're only choosing soy protein because it's "healthier" or "better for the environment," you're making a big mistake. Compared to whey and other animal proteins, soy protein is simply not as effective at stimulating muscle protein synthesis. Post-workout skim milk beats soy protein drink for muscle protein synthesis. Skim milk leads to better lean mass gains than soy protein. Young men drinking whey protein after lifting weights make more gains than young men drinking soy protein … Continue reading "Is Soy Bad For You?" The post Is Soy Bad For You? appeared first on Mark's Daily Apple.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 20:45:57 UTC 2021 W.H.O. Announces New Team to Study Covid-19 Origins       The World Health Organization hopes that the new advisory group, which includes scientists from 26 countries, can revive its study of the pandemic's origins, after previous efforts became bogged down in a political rivalry between China and the United States.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 18:53:23 UTC 2021 Making Sense of the Advice on Aspirin and Heart Health       A U.S. panel is proposing a shift away from the use of low-dose aspirin in many people at risk of heart disease.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 19:53:25 UTC 2021 J. & J. Recipients May Be Helped More by Other Brands' Booster, Study Says       The finding comes after the F.D.A. released an analysis suggesting that J. & J. did not submit robust evidence for booster shots.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 15:56:26 UTC 2021 F.D.A. Stays Neutral on the Need for a Moderna Booster       An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 16:13:46 UTC 2021 W.H.O. Will Announce New Team to Study Coronavirus Origins       "This new group can do all the fancy footwork it wants, but China's not going to cooperate," one expert said.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 19:43:12 UTC 2021 FDA analysis of J&J COVID vaccine booster sets the stage for public hearing       Johnson & Johnson has asked the Food and Drug Administration to authorize a booster for people 18 and older six months after initial immunization, with an option to vaccinate after two months.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 17:06:00 UTC 2021 A study of COVID vaccine boosters suggests Moderna or Pfizer works best       Should people who get a COVID booster get a different vaccine from their original shot? The results of a highly anticipated study suggest that in some cases the answer may be yes.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 16:41:00 UTC 2021 Eating too much salt is making Americans sick. Even a 12% reduction can save lives       The FDA has issued new targets to reduce the amount of salt that manufacturers put in their foods. It could prevent thousands of cases of cardiovascular disease.   Health | The Atlantic Wed Oct 13 19:24:00 UTC 2021 We Accidentally Solved the Flu. Now What?       America has a choice to make.   HealthPartners Blog Wed Oct 13 18:40:57 UTC 2021 Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic       When you think about a wound, what comes to mind? Maybe it's your child's scraped knee or a cut from […] The post Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic appeared first on HealthPartners Blog.

Oct 13, 16:29

WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 18:23:27 UTC 2021 Baby Cereal Sold at Walmart Recalled for Arsenic Levels        A sample from the three lots, which were sold only at Walmart, tested above the guidance for naturally occurring inorganic arsenic, according to a company announcement on the recall from Maple Island that was posted on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration website.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 17:00:16 UTC 2021 'Extreme Heat' Days Triple Since 1980s, and More Are Coming        By the researchers' estimates, 1.7 billion urban dwellers -- or almost one-fifth of the planet -- were exposed to a rising number of extreme heat days between 1983 and 2016.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 16:29:46 UTC 2021 FDA Authorizes First E-Cigarette        The permission to sell was granted to R.J. Reynolds for three of its Vuse tobacco-flavored vaping products.   WebMD Health Wed Oct 13 15:52:38 UTC 2021 Learning to Live With CSU        Living with chronic spontaneous urticaria means finding out what works for you and avoiding triggers that seem to set off a flare.   Wellness Mama® Wed Oct 13 17:26:28 UTC 2021 How to Make Eyeshadow From Natural Ingredients       Over the years I've come up with plenty of natural makeup options. While I've already shared some of my simple eye makeup recipes here, this article gives more details on how to make your own DIY natural eyeshadow in a variety of shades! Make Your Own Natural Eyeshadow These recipes use herbs, clay, and real … Continue reading How to Make Eyeshadow From Natural Ingredients...   Mark's Daily Apple Wed Oct 13 16:05:31 UTC 2021 Is Soy Bad For You?       The Primal Blueprint classically recommends against legume consumption, but that stance has softened. Legumes aren't bad in and of themselves. Many people have intolerance issues with them, and unresolved gut barrier leakiness or FODMAP intolerances can make legumes a painful, often cacaphonous indulgence. But the category of legume itself is not a simple thing. Some legumes are better than others. Some people will tolerate one legume but not another. So where does soy fit in? Is Soy Bad for You? Well, there are a lot of foods that fall under "soy." There's soybean oil, soy protein, soy milk. There's natto, tempeh, soy sauce. There's the whole young soybean steamed. There's the dried soybean cooked like a common bean.  Anyway, let's get on with things and analyze all the soy products available. Soybean Oil Soybean oil might be the single biggest impediment to human health in the modern world. Over the past century, our consumption of soybean oil has skyrocketed and the proportion of linoleic acid in human body fat has also risen. Seeing as how the absolute amount of body fat has increased as well, we're looking at a huge rise in absolute amounts of linoleic acid in the human body. Body fat isn't inert. It's a legitimate endocrine hormone, and the type of fat you store on your body can determine your hormonal output and metabolic health. This rise in soybean oil-induced linoleic-rich body fat has paralleled the increases in obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and all the other degenerative maladies of modernity you see walking around in everyday life. Soybean oil isn't "meant" to be consumed because it wouldn't even exist as a product without industrial extraction methods. You can't press a soybean and get extra virgin soybean oil. You need solvents and industrial-scale equipment to make soybean oil. This alone is a good indicator that we should not be eating it. And then there are the studies that confirm we shouldn't: Soybean oil has low oxidative stability—heat damages it rather quickly and easily. Soybean oil-based infant formulas are among the worst, producing poor metabolic and growth outcomes. Soybean oil combined with dietary cholesterol damages the liver. Lard combined with dietary cholesterol does not. The stuff is awful. Avoid.   Soy Protein Soy protein powder has long been the go-to for plant-based lifters who want to increase their protein intake but can't eat more animal protein to make it happen. If that's your only option, fine: it's better than not eating any extra protein. But if have no qualms about whey protein and you're only choosing soy protein because it's "healthier" or "better for the environment," you're making a big mistake. Compared to whey and other animal proteins, soy protein is simply not as effective at stimulating muscle protein synthesis. Post-workout skim milk beats soy protein drink for muscle protein synthesis. Skim milk leads to better lean mass gains than soy protein. Young men drinking whey protein after lifting weights make more gains than young men drinking soy protein … Continue reading "Is Soy Bad For You?" The post Is Soy Bad For You? appeared first on Mark's Daily Apple.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 18:53:23 UTC 2021 Making Sense of the Advice on Aspirin and Heart Health       A U.S. panel is proposing a shift away from the use of low-dose aspirin in many people at risk of heart disease.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 19:53:25 UTC 2021 J. & J. Recipients May Be Helped More by Other Brands' Booster, Study Says       The finding comes after the F.D.A. released an analysis suggesting that J. & J. did not submit robust evidence for booster shots.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 15:56:26 UTC 2021 F.D.A. Stays Neutral on the Need for a Moderna Booster       An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 16:13:46 UTC 2021 W.H.O. Will Announce New Team to Study Coronavirus Origins       "This new group can do all the fancy footwork it wants, but China's not going to cooperate," one expert said.   NYT > Health Wed Oct 13 15:35:22 UTC 2021 How Cutting Out a Little Salt Can Have Benefits for Health and Blood Pressure       For many, reducing sodium in the diet even modestly can have an outsize impact on lowering blood pressure.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 19:43:12 UTC 2021 FDA analysis of J&J COVID vaccine booster sets the stage for public hearing       Johnson & Johnson has asked the Food and Drug Administration to authorize a booster for people 18 and older six months after initial immunization, with an option to vaccinate after two months.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 17:06:53 UTC 2021 A study of COVID vaccine boosters suggests Moderna or Pfizer works best       Should people who get a COVID booster get a different vaccine from their original shot? The results of a highly anticipated study suggest that in some cases the answer may be yes.   Shots - Health News : NPR Wed Oct 13 16:41:05 UTC 2021 Eating too much salt is making Americans sick. Even a 12% reduction can save lives       The FDA has issued new targets to reduce the amount of salt that manufacturers put in their foods. It could prevent thousands of cases of cardiovascular disease.   Health | The Atlantic Wed Oct 13 19:24:00 UTC 2021 Flu Season Is a Choice       Last winter, we accidentally discovered that we can stop the flu. Will anything change?   HealthPartners Blog Wed Oct 13 18:40:57 UTC 2021 Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic       When you think about a wound, what comes to mind? Maybe it's your child's scraped knee or a cut from […] The post Wound healing stages: How to tell if a wound is healing, infected or chronic appeared first on HealthPartners Blog.   Trusted Health Products - Natural Health News Wed Oct 13 15:46:10 UTC 2021 Sugar And Its Effect On The Body       Most healthy people know they should try and eliminate sugar from their diets. In order to do that, you will need to become a detective who is able to recognize sugar in all of its forms. More   Trusted Health Products - Natural Health News Wed Oct 13 14:48:54 UTC 2021 What Are The Most Common Sports Injuries And Why Do They Happen?       Every year, sports injuries sideline millions of athletes and physical fitness enthusiasts. But while it's impossible to avoid all sports-related accidents and injuries, good training habits can help lessen the risk.   More   Association of Health Care Journalists Wed Oct 13 15:05:02 UTC 2021 Report shows consumers could save even more on health insurance       Reporting on how much consumers will save on health insurance under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) has never been easy, but last week, it got more complicated. Previous studies on how ARPA would affect household spending on health insurance underestimated the effects of the law, according to a report on Oct. 6 from the […]

Oct 13, 13:02

WebMD Health 17:00 'Extreme Heat' Days Triple Since 1980s, and More Are Coming        By the researchers' estimates, 1.7 billion urban dwellers -- or almost one-fifth of the planet -- were exposed to a rising number of extreme heat days between 1983 and 2016.   WebMD Health 16:29 FDA Authorizes First E-Cigarette        The permission to sell was granted to R.J. Reynolds for three of its Vuse tobacco-flavored vaping products.   WebMD Health 15:52 Learning to Live With CSU        Living with chronic spontaneous urticaria means finding out what works for you and avoiding triggers that seem to set off a flare.   Mark's Daily Apple 16:05 Is Soy Bad For You?       The Primal Blueprint classically recommends against legume consumption, but that stance has softened. Legumes aren't bad in and of themselves. Many people have intolerance issues with them, and unresolved gut barrier leakiness or FODMAP intolerances can make legumes a painful, often cacaphonous indulgence. But the category of legume itself is not a simple thing. Some legumes are better than others. Some people will tolerate one legume but not another. So where does soy fit in? Is Soy Bad for You? Well, there are a lot of foods that fall under "soy." There's soybean oil, soy protein, soy milk. There's natto, tempeh, soy sauce. There's the whole young soybean steamed. There's the dried soybean cooked like a common bean.  Anyway, let's get on with things and analyze all the soy products available. Soybean Oil Soybean oil might be the single biggest impediment to human health in the modern world. Over the past century, our consumption of soybean oil has skyrocketed and the proportion of linoleic acid in human body fat has also risen. Seeing as how the absolute amount of body fat has increased as well, we're looking at a huge rise in absolute amounts of linoleic acid in the human body. Body fat isn't inert. It's a legitimate endocrine hormone, and the type of fat you store on your body can determine your hormonal output and metabolic health. This rise in soybean oil-induced linoleic-rich body fat has paralleled the increases in obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and all the other degenerative maladies of modernity you see walking around in everyday life. Soybean oil isn't "meant" to be consumed because it wouldn't even exist as a product without industrial extraction methods. You can't press a soybean and get extra virgin soybean oil. You need solvents and industrial-scale equipment to make soybean oil. This alone is a good indicator that we should not be eating it. And then there are the studies that confirm we shouldn't: Soybean oil has low oxidative stability—heat damages it rather quickly and easily. Soybean oil-based infant formulas are among the worst, producing poor metabolic and growth outcomes. Soybean oil combined with dietary cholesterol damages the liver. Lard combined with dietary cholesterol does not. The stuff is awful. Avoid.   Soy Protein Soy protein powder has long been the go-to for plant-based lifters who want to increase their protein intake but can't eat more animal protein to make it happen. If that's your only option, fine: it's better than not eating any extra protein. But if have no qualms about whey protein and you're only choosing soy protein because it's "healthier" or "better for the environment," you're making a big mistake. Compared to whey and other animal proteins, soy protein is simply not as effective at stimulating muscle protein synthesis. Post-workout skim milk beats soy protein drink for muscle protein synthesis. Skim milk leads to better lean mass gains than soy protein. Young men drinking whey protein after lifting weights make more gains than young men drinking soy protein … Continue reading "Is Soy Bad For You?" The post Is Soy Bad For You? appeared first on Mark's Daily Apple.   NYT > Health 16:57 F.D.A. Analysis Suggests J. & J. Submitted Weak Data for Boosters       The agency said also said that it didn't have enough time to independently review much of the raw data from the company's trials.   NYT > Health 15:56 F.D.A. Stays Neutral on the Need for a Moderna Booster       An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.   NYT > Health 16:13 W.H.O. Will Announce New Team to Study Coronavirus Origins       "This new group can do all the fancy footwork it wants, but China's not going to cooperate," one expert said.   NYT > Health 13:16 Una dieta con menos sal ayuda así a la salud y la presión arterial       Reducir el sodio en la dieta, aunque sea ligeramente, puede tener un gran impacto en la reducción de la presión arterial.   NYT > Health 15:35 How Cutting Out a Little Salt Can Have Benefits for Health and Blood Pressure       For many, reducing sodium in the diet even modestly can have an outsize impact on lowering blood pressure.   Shots - Health News : NPR 16:41 Eating too much salt is making Americans sick. Even a 12% reduction can save lives       The FDA has issued new targets to reduce the amount of salt that manufacturers put in their foods. It could prevent thousands of cases of cardiovascular disease.   Health – TIME 13:48 How COVID-19 Opened the Door to a New Era in Psychedelic Medicine       Within the next few years, we could see psychedelic therapies prescribed for refractory depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or used in palliative care among those facing a life-limiting illness. But first we need to more deeply understand the benefits of psychedelic treatments. Right now, we are in the perfect storm to accelerate continued study—and health care workers are on the front lines.   The Complete Herbal Guide 13:33 How To Fix Bad Sex With Your Partner       How To Fix Bad Sex With Your Partner. Here we will review the most common sexual problems and help you solve them, from the hand of experts. The post How To Fix Bad Sex With Your Partner appeared first on The Complete Herbal Guide.   Designs for Health 14:09 Novel Red Grape Cells Complex Supports Metabolic Health       Red wine and red grapes have earned a good reputation for supporting cardiovascular and metabolic health due to their polyphenols, including resveratrol. A novel red grape cells complex such as Vinia® may make it easier to supplement these polyphenols in a synergistic manner that is similar to whole foods. Red grape cells complex derive red grape cells from red grape skins, flesh, pulp, and seeds, providing the full spectrum of nutrients and polyphenols found in red wine and grapes to support health. This includes the polyphenols of resveratrol, tannins, quercetin, catechins, and anthocyanins. Studies on red grape cell complex powders have demonstrated the potential to support metabolic health. Red grape cells are similar to agricultural red grapes, including the nutrients and polyphenol makeup. One in vitro study compared red grapes cell complex and agricultural red grapes and found a comparable polyphenol content. The main difference between the two was that the red grape cell complex contained twice the level of resveratrol. The resveratrol also demonstrated a high bioavailability with six times the solubility compared to resveratrol from polygonum, providing the potential to exert even more potential benefits to health, such as supporting antioxidant status and promoting a healthy inflammatory response. Excess oxidative stress and chronic inflammation in metabolic health include increasing risk of cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, and type 2 diabetes. Studies using red grape cell complex have demonstrated the potential to support metabolic health. In one animal study, rats with metabolic syndrome consumed a high-fat diet, which led to an increase in blood pressure, triglycerides, insulin, and adiponectin levels. Supplementing with red grape cell complex powder led to an attenuation of these increases in blood pressure, triglycerides, and insulin, which may help prevent metabolic dysfunction and cardiovascular disease. A randomized, controlled trial investigated the potential of red grape cell powder on cardiovascular health. Fifty participants with prehypertension and mild hypertension consumed 200 mg or 400 mg of red grape cell powder or a placebo daily for 12 weeks. The group taking the red grape cell powder experienced an improvement in flow-mediated dilation. They also had a significant decrease in lipid peroxidation, which is associated with atherosclerosis. Additionally, taking 200 mg of red grape cell powder led to a significant decrease in diastolic blood pressure compared to a placebo. Another study of 33 participants with type 2 diabetes reviewed the potential of red grape cells on glycemic control and clock genes. The participants were randomized to consume 1,000 mg of red grape cell powder or a placebo for 12 weeks. The group taking the red grape cell powder experienced a greater reduction in hemoglobin A1c levels (0.55 compared to 0.16). Additionally, there was an increase in insulin sensitivity. Consuming the red grape cells complex led to an effect on clock gene expression that may reflect a phase shift of circadian rhythm and may benefit diabetic parameters. Metabolic health is supported by the consumption of a diet rich in polyphenols, such as those found in red grapes and wine. Some individuals may find benefits to their health by increasing their polyphenol intake with supplements featuring red grape cells complex, which provides a similar synergistic blend of nutrients and polyphenols to whole foods. This may support antioxidant status and promote a healthy inflammatory response to benefit overall health.* By Kendra Whitmire, MS, CNS   HealthStatus 12:10 How Does CBD Help My Arthritis?       HealthStatus How Does CBD Help My Arthritis? There are various studies which suggest that cannabidiol ("CBD") can play an effective role in relief of arthritis. However, before using the same, it is better to know about all of its benefits, and perhaps, the side effects as well. CBD oil is one of the major forms of CBD which can be used for […] How Does CBD Help My Arthritis? HealthStatus Crew   The Health Care Blog 12:53 Get Ready for Deepfakes       By KIM BELLARD The Tom Cruise TikTok deepfakes last spring didn't spur me into writing about deepfakes, not even when Justin Bieber fell so hard for them that he challenged the deepfake Continue reading...   Trusted Health Products - Natural Health News 15:46 Sugar And Its Effect On The Body       Most healthy people know they should try and eliminate sugar from their diets. In order to do that, you will need to become a detective who is able to recognize sugar in all of its forms. More   Trusted Health Products - Natural Health News 14:48 What Are The Most Common Sports Injuries And Why Do They Happen?       Every year, sports injuries sideline millions of athletes and physical fitness enthusiasts. But while it's impossible to avoid all sports-related accidents and injuries, good training habits can help lessen the risk.   More   Association of Health Care Journalists 15:05 Report shows consumers could save even more on health insurance       Reporting on how much consumers will save on health insurance under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) has never been easy, but last week, it got more complicated. Previous studies on how ARPA would affect household spending on health insurance underestimated the effects of the law, according to a report on Oct. 6 from the […]

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NYT > Health 09:00 Selma Blair Wants You to See Her Living With Multiple Sclerosis       The actress puts herself out there in "Introducing, Selma Blair," an unflinching documentary that she hopes can help others.   Healthista 04:05 5 ways to ease anxiety during menopause       Anxiety is one of the many symptoms that can appear during menopause. Nutritionist Rosie Millen reveals 5 ways to reduce anxiety during menopause The post 5 ways to ease anxiety during menopause appeared first on Healthista.   You Must Get Healthy 07:31 Open a Dance Studio and Dance Your Way to Success (and Fitness)       Fitness is a great industry to start a business. There are lots of opportunities to gain a sizeable income, plus, you enjoy an accessible venue for your overall wellbeing. Opening a fitness center is like hitting two birds with a single stone. You earn while you learn the best ways to be fit and healthy. […] The post Open a Dance Studio and Dance Your Way to Success (and Fitness) appeared first on You Must Get Healthy.   You Must Get Healthy 06:05 5 Simple Things To Buy For Mental Health       Mental health is a serious topic all over the world. A lot of people fall into depression and other mental disorders on regular basis, and the effects are quite catastrophic. Perhaps you know anyone struggle to get a grip of their mental health, you might want to buy some gifts for them to help them […] The post 5 Simple Things To Buy For Mental Health appeared first on You Must Get Healthy.

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NYT > Health 23:05 F.D.A. Stays Neutral on the Need for a Moderna Booster       An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.   Health – TIME 23:15 Why Big Businesses in Texas Are Ignoring Gov. Abbott's Vaccine Mandate Ban       Mandates have proven to be an effective but controversial method for compelling vaccine-shy Americans to receive their shots. But as the Biden Administration has doubled down on requiring COVID-19 vaccination—including proposing a rule that businesses with more than 100 employees mandate vaccination—for some Republicans, opposition to mandates is proving to be an essential credential for…   Electronic Health Reporter 00:24 Turning To Technology To Deal with The Nationwide Shortage of Pharmacy Technicians       This article is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. Illegal copying is prohibited. By Ken Perez, vice president of healthcare policy and government affairs, Omnicell, Inc. Although they are usually the first person patients see when they walk into a pharmacy, the important roles that pharmacy technicians play […] The article Turning To Technology To Deal with The Nationwide Shortage of Pharmacy Technicians appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com.   You Must Get Healthy 22:44 What is Sickle Cell Anemia?       What is sickle cell anemia? Sickle cell anemia, more broadly understood, is an extraordinary teaching topic that brings together concepts of genetics, ontogeny, phylogeny, evolution, public health, and ethics. Modern Biology provides all-inclusive laboratory exercises that give your students a chance to test themselves for sickle cell genes and to understand how sickle cell genes […] The post What is Sickle Cell Anemia? appeared first on You Must Get Healthy.