NLRP3 Inflammasome, Vitamin C & D’s Role in Gout Management

NLRP3 Inflammasome, Vitamin C & D’s Role in Gout Management

Understanding the Role of the NLRP3 Inflammasome and How Vitamin C and D Affect Gout Table of Contents Introduction to the NLRP3 Inflammasome How Does the NLRP3 Inflammasome Relate to Gout? Evolution, Vitamin C, and Uric Acid Can Vitamin C Help Reduce Uric Acid...
Jack Kruse Interpretation vs Reality

Jack Kruse Interpretation vs Reality

Jack Kruse Interpretation vs Reality Or Why It’s Important To Do Your Research Rather Than Blindly Trust What Others Say   The views stated here reflect my personal opinion and do not reflect the opinions of anyone mentioned in this paper. Opening Remarks First,...
Sun, Exercise, Reduced Sugar Intake Lowers All Cause Mortality

Sun, Exercise, Reduced Sugar Intake Lowers All Cause Mortality

Table of Contents – Sun, Exercise, Reduced Sugar Intake Lowers All Cause Mortality Introduction Overconsumption of Carbs and Sugars Low Vitamin D Status Sunlight Exposure and Microbiome All Cause Mortality Goes Down with Exercise Key Exercise Guidelines...
Nitric Oxide Activation For Biofilm Dispersal – A Novel Approach

Nitric Oxide Activation For Biofilm Dispersal – A Novel Approach

Nitric Oxide (NO) Induction Or Exposure May Be a Natural Biofilm Dispersal Method That Can Be Harnessed To Control Biofilm-Related Infections.   Table of Contents Introduction Endogenously produced NO via inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) Endogenously...
Artificial Light at Night Causes Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder

Artificial Light at Night Causes Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder

The world’s largest study on light exposure and its impact on mental health, with almost 87,000 participants, has found that increased exposure to Artificial Light at Night increases a person’s risk for psychiatric disorders such as anxiety, bipolar, and...
Food antioxidant ergothioneine may aid survival of cancer-causing H. pylori

Food antioxidant ergothioneine may aid survival of cancer-causing H. pylori

In a newly published Yale study, researchers have identified, an otherwise beneficial antioxidant compound, known as ergothioneine (EGT), may actually protect or selectively confer a competitive colonization advantage in host (stomach and duodenal) tissue, to the...