Diseases

Insulin Lies: California Doctor Exposes Surprising Truth About Obesity and Diabetes, Leading to Chronic Diseases and a Medical Crisis in America

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California doctor, Dr. Robert Lufkin, sheds light on the biggest misconceptions in the medical world, exposing what he deems as lies that doctors tell their patients. As a physician and professor at prestigious California universities, Dr. Lufkin shares his personal health journey, having battled four chronic diseases himself, including gout, high blood pressure, pre-diabetes, and dyslipidemia. In his book, ‘Lies I Taught in Medical School,’ Dr. Lufkin reveals his awakening to the flaws in the …

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Infectious Diseases: How Homo Sapiens Wiped Out Neanderthals with 50,000-Year-Old Viruses!

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Berlin, Germany – New groundbreaking ancient DNA evidence suggests a link between Homo sapiens and the extinction of Neanderthals due to deadly infectious diseases. Less than ten years ago, anthropologist James C Scott highlighted the lack of evidence in prehistoric archaeological records regarding the impact of epidemics on ancient societies. Recent studies analyzing microbial DNA extracted from ancient human skeletons have revealed the presence of three viruses in 50,000-year-old Neanderthal bones. These viruses – adenovirus, …

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Hallucinations: Early Sign of Autoimmune Diseases Revealed in New Study – Click Here to Learn More!

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London, United Kingdom – Researchers from the University of Cambridge and King’s College London have discovered a potential link between an increase in nightmares and hallucinations, known as ‘daymares,’ and the early stages of autoimmune diseases like lupus. The findings of their study, published in the eClinicalMedicine journal, shed light on how these symptoms may serve as early warning signs for autoimmune disease flare-ups. The study, which involved surveying and interviewing hundreds of patients and …

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Nightmares: The Surprising Sign of Lupus and Autoimmune Diseases Everyone Needs to Know

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BOSTON, Massachusetts – Nightmares can be intense and horrifying, sometimes lingering long after we wake up. These vivid and distressing dreams can provide important clues to our underlying health. A recent study published in the journal eClinicalMedicine suggests that nightmares and “daymares,” dream-like hallucinations experienced while awake, could be early signs of lupus and other autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis. The study, conducted by researchers at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, found …

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Immune-Boosting Tapeworms: The Surprising Link to Fighting Chronic Inflammation and Diseases

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New York, USA – Scientists have long been fascinated by the potential benefits parasitic worms may hold in reducing chronic inflammation and treating various diseases. Recent research has shown promising results in harnessing worms such as hookworms and tapeworms to help dampen the immune response associated with conditions like asthma, ulcerative colitis, and even multiple sclerosis. While experimenting with tapeworm infection may seem extreme, it has been shown to extend the lifespan of animals, although …

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Pandemic Center Professors Share Key Strategies to Combat Emerging Infectious Diseases

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Providence, Rhode Island – Three experts in the field of epidemiology and infectious diseases are making significant strides in studying and combating pandemics. Jennifer B. Nuzzo, a professor at the Pandemic Center at Brown University School of Public Health, is leading groundbreaking research in epidemiology. Lauren Sauer, from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, specializes in special pathogen research, contributing essential knowledge to the field. Nahid Bhadelia, an infectious diseases physician and professor at Boston …

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STD Alert: Montgomery and Mobile Ranked Among Worst Cities for Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Montgomery, Alabama and Mobile, Alabama have been identified as two of the cities with the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the United States, according to recent data released by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC report, the first to be published since the COVID-19 lockdown, analyzed STD rates in various cities across the country, with a notable concentration of high rates in the southern region. Notably, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania reported …

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Airborne Diseases Redefined by W.H.O: Shocking Updates on Disease Spread Through Air!

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Paris, France – In a groundbreaking move, the World Health Organization (WHO) has expanded its definition of airborne diseases. This strategic decision comes after the challenges posed by Covid-19 and aims to improve public health responses to future airborne threats. The WHO’s reevaluation of airborne diseases comes in the wake of a global pandemic that exposed vulnerabilities in disease control measures. By broadening the definition of airborne diseases, the organization seeks to enhance preparedness and …

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**Processed Foods**: The Surprising Link Between Ultra-Processed Foods and Chronic Diseases – Read Now!

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Sydney, Australia – As Americans continue to consume a significant portion of their daily calories from ultra-processed foods, concerns about the potential health risks associated with these products are on the rise. A recent study published in the British Medical Journal reveals a link between high consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of anxiety, depression, obesity, metabolic syndrome, certain cancers like colorectal cancer, and premature death. The study, which analyzed data from over …

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Women’s Risk: New Study Uncovers Link Between X Chromosome and Autoimmune Diseases

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Palo Alto, California- A team of researchers at Stanford University may be closer to understanding why women are at a greater risk of autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis. This long-standing medical mystery could be unraveled thanks to a new study that suggests the female body’s handling of its extra X chromosome may play a role in making women more susceptible to these chronic conditions. The study, which involved experimenting on …

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