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Beyoncé’s haircare brand has just launched in the UK – these are the products I love

I tested Beyoncé’s line of shampoo, deep conditioner, sealing lotion, and hair oil for months

The Independent UK · Sep 23

Tacabrutideg and the Future of Targeted Therapies: Key Insights for Oncology Healthcare Professionals

BGB-16673 (Tacabrutideg) is a novel, investigational Bruton's tyrosine kinase (BTK) protein degrader being studied in patients with B-cell malignancies, including those whose diseases have relapsed or are refractory following treatment with covalent BTK inhibitors. Early-phase studies are assessing its safety, efficacy, and potential treatment uses in patients with B-cell malignancies.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Sirtuin 6: This under-the-radar protein could be the key to longevity

NAD+ and NMN are already familiar names in the longevity lexicon, but now sirtuins are moving into the spotlight

Evening Standard · Sep 23

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What Idol Immersion Puts Into a River: Plaster, Lead Paint, and the Fish Downstream

The chemistry of a submerged idolPlaster of Paris is calcium sulphate hemihydrate. When it enters water, it does not dissolve the way salt does. It absorbs water, hardens briefly, then breaks into fine particulate matter that suspends in the water column and settles into the riverbed. A study published in…

Times Life · Sep 23

The Protein Measured in PSA Tests Can Trigger Semen Allergy, and a Look-Alike from Male Dogs May Explain First-Time Reactions

PSA, the protein behind prostate cancer tests, is a known semen allergen. A look-alike protein from male dogs may explain first-time reactions.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

7 Signs Your Dieting Is Burning Muscle Instead of Fat and How to Stop Catabolism

Your Strength Drops Faster Than Your WeightThe most reliable early signal is not on the scale, it is on the barbell. If your bench press or squat numbers fall by 10 to 15 percent within two to three weeks of cutting calories hard, your body is almost certainly cannibalising muscle…

Times Life · Sep 23

Your calf muscles may be doing more than helping you walk. They could be talking to your brain through a protein that may influence mood and trigger the growth of new neurons

Scientists identified apelin, a protein signaling from leg muscles to the brain. Exercising mice showed increased apelin levels in their bloodstream and hippocampus. This protein appears crucial for exercise-induced behavioral improvements in mice. Apelin may influence mood by affecting new neuron growth in the brain. Further research is needed to…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

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Should you be fibremaxxing or upping your protein? Experts give their verdict

Experts argue that both nutrients are essential for your health – here’s how much you really need

The Independent UK · Sep 22

5 Realities of Bariatric Surgery in India That Most Clinics Rarely Explain Upfront

The weight loss is real. The timeline they quote you is not.Most bariatric surgery brochures in India show a patient who has lost 30 to 40 kilograms in six months. What they don't show is that the rate of loss slows sharply after month three, and that the final number…

Times Life · Sep 22

Why Slim Indians Often Carry Dangerous Visceral Fat and Face High Metabolic Risk

The Thin-Fat Indian Is Not a MythIn the late 1990s, Dr. C.S. Yajnik at the KEM Hospital in Pune made an observation that upended how researchers thought about Indian bodies. Indian newborns weighed less than British babies of European descent, yet carried significantly more body fat as a percentage of…

Times Life · Sep 22

Body Recovery - What Affects Tissue Repair and Physical Fitness?

At the same time, it is important to choose an appropriate level of exercise intensity. The body needs time to adapt to new demands. Gradually increasing workout intensity can help reduce the risk of overuse and give tissues time to adapt.

inkl · Sep 21

6 Dangerous Things Visceral Fat Does Inside Your Organs That Belly Weight Never Reveals

It Turns Your Liver Into a Fat-Storage DepotVisceral fat is not stored passively. It sits wedged between your abdominal organs and releases free fatty acids directly into the portal vein, the blood vessel that feeds your liver. The liver receives this constant chemical signal and begins converting the excess into…

Times Life · Sep 21

The Nilgiri Langur's Stomach Can Ferment Leaves and Detoxify Poisons. Yours Cannot.

A Primate That Eats What Would Kill YouThe Nilgiri Langur, Semnopithecus johnii, lives in the shola forests and mist-covered slopes of the Western Ghats, and it eats almost nothing but leaves. Not fruit. Not insects. Leaves, many of them loaded with tannins, alkaloids, and secondary plant compounds that exist precisely…

Times Life · Sep 20

Why Is There Liquid in the Bottom of Packaged Meat?

Unwrapping a fresh cut of beef, pork, or poultry to prepare dinner frequently reveals a pool of reddish fluid resting quietly at the bottom of the plastic tray. This sight often triggers immediate concern among home cooks who mistake the liquid for blood or an indicator of spoilage.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 19

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Times Life · Sep 19

What Fermentation Actually Does to Idli Batter, Kanji, and Curd, The Gut Science Explained

Three vessels, one process, but not the same bacteriaIdli batter, kanji, and curd all ferment, but they are not running the same biological programme. Idli batter is a mixed fermentation: Leuconostoc mesenteroides starts the process in the first few hours, producing carbon dioxide that makes the batter rise, then Lactobacillus…

Times Life · Sep 19

Millets Have a Lower Glycemic Index, But Portions and Cooking Methods Still Determine How Healthy They Are

The Glycemic Index Claim Is ConditionalA bowl of jowar roti and a bowl of white rice can produce nearly identical blood sugar spikes if the jowar portion is large enough and the roti is made without adequate fibre from vegetables alongside it. A 2021 meta-analysis published in Frontiers in Nutrition…

Fashion Times · Sep 17

Does Collagen Actually Work? What to Know Before You Start Taking It

With so much marketing around one ingredient, it's fair to ask: does collagen actually work? Here's what we know about collagen supplements: where the evidence is stronger, where it's still limited, and what to consider before spending money on another supplement.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 16

Pumpkin Spice Is Back — Which Grocery Products Charge the Biggest Fall Premium?

Stepping through the sliding glass doors of a neighborhood grocery store in late summer reveals a sudden transformation of the center aisles. Shelves previously occupied by standard breakfast cereals and baking staples are abruptly crowded with a sea of orange packaging, announcing the annual return of the pumpkin spice phenomenon.…

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The Economic Times · Sep 16

Can changing what you eat make your body biologically younger? Scientists studied 104 older adults for 4 weeks and found a surprising clue

A University of Sydney study explored how diet impacts biological aging in older adults. Participants aged sixty-five to seventy-five showed shifts in biological age markers after four weeks. An omnivorous, lower-fat, and higher-carbohydrate diet yielded the strongest evidence. Other dietary changes also indicated younger biological age profiles in participants. These…

The Independent UK · Sep 16

From stronger champagne to bitter lettuce: 10 ways heatwaves are changing our food

LET’S UNPACK THAT: This summer’s extreme heat is souring our greens and possibly raising the arsenic levels of rice, writes Hannah Twiggs, who runs through some other examples of what we can expect to taste amid a changing climate

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Leonardo DiCaprio invested in Beyond Meat in 2017 before its IPO; 2 years later, the plant-based company briefly soared to a $10 billion valuation

Hollywood superstar and Oscars winner Leonardo DiCaprio's 2017 investment in Beyond Meat stands as a memorable chapter in the rise of sustainable investing and the plant-based food revolution. He entered the story before the company's IPO, when Beyond Meat was still building its brand and proving that plant-based protein could…

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Whole Foods Recalls Cabricharme Cheese from 18 Stores in Seven States Because It Contains an Unlisted Egg Protein

Whole Foods recalled Cabricharme cheese from 18 stores in 7 states due to undeclared egg lysozyme. How to check PLU codes and best-by dates at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 14

Two Thirds of Preschoolers Switched to Alyftrek Reached Normal Sweat Chloride in Small Cystic Fibrosis Trial

In a 67-child open-label trial, preschoolers with cystic fibrosis who switched from Trikafta to Alyftrek saw sweat chloride fall further, with 65% reaching normal levels.

Grocery Coupon Guide · Sep 14

Whole Foods Recalls Cabricharme Cheese in 7 States Over Undeclared Egg Allergen

Whole Foods Market is recalling certain Cabricharme cheese sold at 18 stores in seven states because the product contains an egg-derived ingredient that wasn’t declared on the store label. The recall is particularly important for shoppers with an egg allergy or severe sensitivity. Egg lysozyme, a protein derived from egg…

Times Life · Sep 14

Your Dog Cannot Fast: Why the Fasting Kitchen Should Never Change Their Diet or Feeding Schedule

The dog does not know it is EkadashiDogs are obligate opportunists. They eat what is placed in front of them, and their digestive system has no mechanism to flag that sabudana khichdi or singhara atta roti is nutritionally mismatched for their biology. A dog's gut is designed to process animal…

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