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  • Problems in the Mouth and Teeth Due to Iron Deficiency

    Problems in the Mouth and Teeth Due to Iron Deficiency

    Iron is an essential mineral for the body because it is the basis of many physiological functions of the body, such as oxygen transport, energy production and strengthening the immune system. Iron deficiency in the body can also create various problems in the mouth, such as tooth sensitivity, inflammation and bleeding of the gums and…

    cz09

    4 March 2026
    Elements and minerals, Foods
    animal organs, asparagus, beans, bleeding gums, cheilitis, egg yolks, immune system, inflammation, Iron, iron deficiency, oats, oysters, periodontitis, pork liver, red meat, tooth enamel, walnuts
  • Answers to Questions About Inflammation in Dairy Consumption

    Answers to Questions About Inflammation in Dairy Consumption

    Are dairy foods inflammatory foods? The contribution of dairy to inflammation depends on factors such as genetics, gut health, immune response, and the type and amount of dairy consumed. Does dairy cause inflammation in all people? Dairy does not cause chronic inflammation in all healthy people. Some people may experience symptoms of inflammation due to:…

    cz09

    27 February 2026
    Foods
    cheese, dairy, dairy allergy, dairy products, infammation, kefir, lactose, milk priteins sensitivity, yogurt
  • Payments by drug and medical device manufacturers to us peer reviewers of major medical journals

    Payments by drug and medical device manufacturers to us peer reviewers of major medical journals

    It is not officially known that payments from drug and medical device manufacturers to peer reviewers of major medical journals, who are doctors, are NOT transparent. Pharmaceutical companies want profit and will get it even if they have to promote a product that is not adequately tested with appropriate research for the safety of the…

    cz09

    25 February 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    drug manufacturers, medical journals, medical manufacturers, payments, transparency
  • Answers to Your Questions

    Answers to Your Questions

    Good health is the result of a combination of physical, mental and social factors, such as a balanced diet, regular movement and exercise, quality sleep, stress management, the prevention we receive (annual blood tests, washing hands before any meal, etc.), the habits we have in our lives, the environment we live in, our relationship with…

    cz09

    20 February 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    answers, diet, diet plan, dietary supplements, nutrition, questions
  • Vitamin B1 Deficiency and its Crucial Role in Diabetes – New study

    Vitamin B1 Deficiency and its Crucial Role in Diabetes – New study

    In the recent article published on February 1, 2026 in MDPI entitled Thiamine Deficiency in Diabetes: Implications for Diabetic Ketoacidosis, we see that vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency can create many complications in people with diabetes, complications that do not have a good prognosis. Diabetic ketoacidosis is a life-threatening complication of diabetes. Thiamine deficiency is particularly…

    cz09

    19 February 2026
    Foods, Supplements, Vitamins
    almonds, beef liver, blood pressure, diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, fish, glucose, hazelnuts, legumes, meat, salmon, thiamine, vitamin B1, whole grains
  • Solutions for Childhood Obesity

    Solutions for Childhood Obesity

    Obesity is the excessive accumulation of body fat, beyond normal limits. It is mainly caused by an imbalance between caloric intake and burning (sedentary life, poor diet), but is also influenced by genetic, hormonal and psychological factors. Childhood obesity is the result of various factors such as diet, lifestyle, age, gender and heredity. Children who…

    cz09

    18 February 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    childhood obesity, lifestyle, nutrition, obesity, parents, physical activity, practical changes, treatment
  • Epigenetics

    Epigenetics

    Epigenetics is a field of genetics that studies the effect of an organism’s environment on its genome (activation and/or deactivation of genes) and the way in which external factors influence its development and behavior. Such factors can be, nutrition, exercise, toxic loads, mood, etc. Epigenetics, like genetic information, is inherited, but unlike genetic information, it…

    cz09

    17 February 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    adolescence, adulthood, asthma, atherosclerosis, atrial fibrillation, autoimmune diseases, cancer, climatic conditions, dapression, diet, DNA, early childhood, embryogenesis, epigenetics, exercise, fetus, genes, heart attack, heart failure, hypertension, lifestyle conditions, metabolic syndrome, mood, mutations, neurodegenerative diseases, nutrition, stroke
  • Increased Homocysteine, Coronary Heart Disease and Nutrition

    Increased Homocysteine, Coronary Heart Disease and Nutrition

    Homocysteine ​​is an amino acid that is associated with the metabolism of the amino acid methionine and is a precursor of the amino acid cysteine. Increased blood homocysteine ​​(hyperhomocysteinemia) has been associated with acute coronary syndrome and is an indicator of increased risk for thromboembolic events such as acute myocardial infarction, ischemic stroke and pulmonary…

    cz09

    16 February 2026
    Foods
    alzheimer’s disease, atherosclerotic plaques, betaine, cobalamin, coronary heart disease, dementia, diabetes, enzyme mutation, folate, folic acid, homocysteine, hyperhomocysteinemia, hypertension, hypothyroidism, increased homocysteine, ischemic stroke, kidney disease, neurophychiatric diseases, ostroporotic fractures, Oxidative stress, platelet clots, pulmonary embolism, pyridoxine, riboflavin, thromboembolic events, vitamin B12, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B9
  • Speed ​​Race – Priorities – Targets

    Speed ​​Race – Priorities – Targets

    Speed ​​Race A balanced weight loss diet is a way of eating that takes into account our habits and with proper calorie management we have as a result a reduction in our weight. Rapid weight loss is not healthy and can cause problems such as weakness (due to a simultaneous reduction in muscle mass), negative…

    cz09

    6 February 2026
    Foods, IPSC Nutrition, Thoughts & Opinions
    alpha, balanced diet, charlie, fast diet, IPSC, miss, patience, perseverance, prioritites, speed race, targets, training, weight loss diet, weight maintenance
  • HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC) – ON DIET VII – Barley

    HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC) – ON DIET VII – Barley

    Barley is by nature cold, moist and drying, but it has a certain laxative property from the juice of the straw. This is proven, if we want to boil unhusked barley: its decoction is a strong laxative. However, if it is husked, it becomes rather refreshing and astringent. When it is roasted, its moisture and…

    cz09

    5 February 2026
    Foods, HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC), Thoughts & Opinions
    barley, cold, dry, Father of Medicine, Hippocrates, kykeon, warm, wet
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