ScienceDaily

16 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Curcumin Shows Best Balance Against Cancer Cells in New Study · Research finds curcumin selectively disrupts cancer cell energy metabolism while sparing healthy tissue.
• Large Study Finds Hidden Artery Plaque In 1 In 13 Adults Under 30 · International REACT study detects silent atherosclerotic plaque in young healthy adults.
• Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Muscle Fat and Knee Osteoarthritis Risk · New research links high ultra-processed food intake to increased intramuscular fat and knee osteoarthritis risk.
• Pterostilbene from Blueberries May Stabilize Muscle Fat Metabolism · Researchers found pterostilbene stabilizes PPARδ protein to reduce fat in muscle cells.
• New Studies Reveal How Metabolism and Signals Shape Human Brain Development · Scientists found radial glia use metabolic cues and thalamic signals to direct human brain development.
• Blocking Immune Receptor May Slow Aging Across Multiple Organs · Stanford researchers found blocking a specific immune receptor in macrophages reversed aging signs in mice organs.
• Obesity leaves lasting molecular memory in immune cells for years · A 10-year study reveals obesity leaves a long-lasting molecular imprint on immune cells that persists for years after weight loss.
• Rutgers Study Finds Waist Circumference May Detect Obesity Risks Better Than BMI Alone · New research suggests waist circumference is a practical tool for identifying obesity-related health risks that BMI misses.
• Keto diet cuts liver fat 67% outperforming other diets in clinical trial · Clinical trial finds ketogenic diet reduces liver fat more than Mediterranean or low-fat diets.
• High Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to 30% Higher Prostate Cancer Risk · New study finds men consuming more ultra-processed foods face a 30% higher risk of prostate cancer.
• Exercise Helps Maintain Weight Loss More Than It Drives Initial Loss · Exercise appears more effective at preventing weight regain than at producing initial weight loss, research suggests.
• Gut bacterium Roseburia inulinivorans linked to greater muscle strength in humans and mice · Study in journal Gut links gut bacterium Roseburia inulinivorans to greater muscle strength in humans and improved grip strength in mice.
• Low-Impact Exercise Protects Aging Joints Despite Cartilage Breakdown · Experts recommend low-impact exercise to maintain joint health and reduce pain as cartilage naturally degrades with age.
• Stair Climbing Linked to Lower Risk of Cardiovascular Death · A large study links regular stair climbing to a 39% lower risk of dying from heart disease.
• Study Finds Strength Training Sweet Spot Linked to Longer Life · New research identifies 90-120 minutes of weekly strength training as optimal for reducing mortality risk.
• Seven-Day Meditation Retreat Rewires Brain, Boosts Immunity · A seven-day meditation retreat led by Joe Dispenza produced measurable changes in brain activity and blood chemistry.