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

• Metformin's Potential Anti-Aging Effects Examined: Animal Hints, Human Evidence Lacking · A new research review finds metformin shows longevity promise in animals but lacks convincing human evidence for slowing aging.
• HigherDose Launches Full Body Red Light Mat with 20% Off Discount · HigherDose's new Full Body Red Light Mat offers dual-wavelength therapy at 20% off with code LDW26.
• mindbodygreen Promotes Brain Health Supplement Bundle with Creatine and Magnesium · mindbodygreen advertises its creatine and magnesium supplement bundle for brain health, now 20% off during its Labor Day sale.
• Study: Driving a Sports Car Raises Testosterone Only When Others Are Watching · 2009 study found driving a sports car raises testosterone only when others are watching, and the article advises building internal worth.
• Study Links Type 2 Diabetes Before Menopause to Earlier Menopause and Lower Ovarian Reserve · A scoping review found type 2 diabetes before menopause may be linked to earlier menopause and lower ovarian reserve.
• Female Autism Diagnoses Nearly Doubled After 2020, U.S. Study Finds · Study of 171,134 U.S. health records shows female autism diagnoses rose 19% per year after 2020, nearly doubling by 2024.
• Study Finds Birdsong Enhances Mental Restoration During Nature Walks · Research shows pairing green spaces with birdsong improves mood and stress reduction more than other sound combinations.
• Mindbodygreen Lists Labor Day Sex Toy Sales at Dame, Lelo, Womanizer and We-Vibe · Mindbodygreen's Labor Day roundup promotes sitewide sex toy sales from Dame, Lelo, Smile Makers, Womanizer and We-Vibe.
• Muscle Fat Infiltration Linked to Higher Disease Risk and Mortality · A study of 55,000 people links fat inside thigh muscles to higher disease risk and shorter life expectancy.
• Study Links Lycopene Supplement Use to Lower Diabetes Odds · Analysis of 2,381 adults found lycopene supplement users had 91% lower odds of diabetes than non-users.
• Study Links Cognitive Reserve and Emotional Intelligence to Working Memory in Older Adults · Italian research suggests cognitive reserve improves working memory accuracy while emotional intelligence affects response speed in older adults.
• Negative Urine Cultures May Indicate Hormonal or Pelvic Floor Issues · A medical review suggests persistent urinary symptoms with negative cultures may stem from hormonal changes or pelvic floor tension.
• Celery Seed Extract Boosts Muscle Health in Mice Study · New research shows celery seed extract improves muscle mass and reduces fat in mice.
• 9 Editor-Approved Products to Boost Productivity for Back-to-School Routine · Mindbodygreen editors recommend specific meal prep, tech, and wellness products to help adults regain productivity routines.
• Review Finds Small Link Between Soy Isoflavones and Memory · Analysis of 16 trials suggests soy isoflavones are associated with small memory improvements in older adults.
• U-Shaped Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Atrial Fibrillation Risk · New research indicates both low and high testosterone levels increase atrial fibrillation risk in men.
• Solo Dates Trend: Why Intentional Solitude Boosts Wellness · The author embraces solo dates as a wellness trend that reduces stress and encourages intentional self-care.
• Acupuncture May Target Depression's Reward Circuitry · Meta-analysis shows acupuncture activates brain regions linked to motivation and reward in depression patients.
• Understanding Synbiotics: Probiotics, Prebiotics, and Gut Health · Registered dietitian explains synbiotics and offers dietary strategies to improve gut health.
• New Study Links High Xylitol Levels to Increased Cardiovascular Risk · Research associates high blood levels of the sweetener xylitol with a greater risk of heart attacks and strokes.
• ADHD vs nervous system dysregulation: overlapping symptoms explained · Writer Jenna Free distinguishes ADHD symptoms from nervous-system dysregulation, arguing many ADHD symptoms are worsened by dysregulation.
• Small Daily Tweaks in Sleep, Movement, and Diet Reduce Heart Risk · New research shows small daily improvements in sleep, activity, and diet lower heart attack and stroke risk.
• New Study Links Vegetarian Diets to Lower Centenarian Rates in Older Adults · Research indicates older adults on vegetarian diets are less likely to reach 100 compared to omnivores.
• New Study Reveals Stress Recovery Takes an Hour · Research identifies a one-hour 'resilience window' for optimal brain recovery after stress.
• Kimchi Bacteria May Help Eliminate Nanoplastics From The Body · A study suggests kimchi bacteria can bind to nanoplastics and aid their excretion from the body.
• Dietitian Tests Creatine Brain+ Supplement for Cognitive Support · A dietitian reports improved afternoon focus after one week of taking a creatine and citicoline supplement.
• Study Finds 30-Minute Walks Alter Brain Activity During Cognitive Tasks · Research shows moderate walking stabilizes brain activity during attention tasks compared to sitting, with age-related differences.
• Dietary Fat Types Linked to Long-Term Survival After Prostate Cancer · A study of nearly 5,000 men links high saturated fat intake to higher mortality after prostate cancer diagnosis.
• Inconsistent Sleep Linked to 46% Higher Hypertension Risk · New study links chronically irregular sleep schedules to significantly higher odds of hypertension.
• Vitamin D Supplementation May Reshape Gut Immune Response in IBD Patients · New research suggests vitamin D may restore immune balance and microbiome health in inflammatory bowel disease patients.