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originally posted by: ChaoticOrderWhile I was there I noticed a very interesting chart which showed the life expectancy at birth from the year 2000 up to 2023. For some reason the life expectancy had a large and sudden drop which began around 2021, indicating that something has seriously damaged their health in recent years. I suspected many other nations probably had a similar trend, and it turns out I was right...
Consuming foods containing erythritol, a popular artificial sweetener that’s also used in keto diet products, increases the risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a new study.
Or can it be you're looking at the effects of staying home, staying inside, and drinking?
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: Solvedit
Or can it be you're looking at the effects of staying home, staying inside, and drinking?
Does it really matter? I mean, just think about it...the net result is the same.
If anything, I'd say the two scenarios are complimentary, wouldn't you?
Brain fog after Covid linked to blood clots - study
Nobody listened to him. So, what if he decided to do it himself to prove he was right? Then, when it didn't take out enough people as originally thought, he conspired with pharma to develop some sort of a pseudo 'vacci
“Had we been informed from the very beginning, we would have advised them on alternative labs to take the tests to for accurate results and even interpreted the data correctly,” Lancet chief executive Dr Ahmed Kalebi said when the issue resurfaced in Kenya. In 2014 catholic bishops in Kenya raised fears about the vaccine but the WHO vouched for its safety.
25 years on, rumour by US anti-contraceptive organisation still damages tetanus vaccine programmes
originally posted by: Solvedit
a reply to: quintessentoneThe clots could be the body's response to the arterial damage caused by Covid.
It was said many people had very mild cases of Covid and either didn't notice or had symptoms like a mild cold.
Catching Covid may cause changes to the brain, a study suggests.
Scientists found significant differences in MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans before and after infection.
Even after a mild infection, the overall size of the brain had shrunk slightly, with less grey matter in the parts related to smell and memory.
The researchers do not know whether the changes are permanent but stressed the brain could heal.
The Post-hospitalisation Covid-19 study (PHosp-Covid), in Nature Medicine, blames higher levels of the protein fibrinogen and protein fragment D-dimer for brain fog.
Study author Dr Max Taquet, from Oxford, said: "Both fibrinogen and D-dimer are involved in blood clotting and so the results support the hypothesis that blood clots are a cause of post-Covid cognitive problems.
‘Westernization’, which incorporates industrial, cultural and dietary trends, has paralleled the rise of noncommunicable diseases across the globe. Today, the Western-style diet emerges as a key stimulus for gut microbial vulnerability, chronic inflammation and chronic diseases, affecting mainly the cardiovascular system, systemic metabolism and the gut.
We argue that healthcare professionals and societies must react today to the detrimental effects of the Western diet to bring about sustainable change and improved outcomes in the future.
These 17 cancers are on the rise in younger generations
Some cancers increasing in millennials, Gen-Xers, U.S. study suggests, with over half linked to obesity
Even for those who are a healthy weight, the study found that diet may be associated with an increased risk of cancer.
The rise in digestive tract cancers, for instance, including those of the small intestine and other cancers not associated with obesity, could point to generational changes in the types of food people are eating.
"The way we live, the way we eat, the way we prepare our foods, the way we consume our foods, all of those things have a role," said Dr. Shady Ashamalla, a surgical oncologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre's Odette Cancer Centre in Toronto.