Research & EducationThe Postmenopausal Decline of Estrogen and How it May Influence Cardiovascular Health
Phytoestrogens, gamma-oryzanol, and taurine may help offset cardiovascular risks tied to postmenopausal estrogen decline, evidence suggests.
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Research & EducationPhytoestrogens, gamma-oryzanol, and taurine may help offset cardiovascular risks tied to postmenopausal estrogen decline, evidence suggests.
Science UpdateExplore how berberine supports gut health, blood sugar management, and lipid metabolism, revealing its potential benefits for overall wellness and aging.
Science UpdateExplore how selenium supplementation may enhance ovarian health and support metabolic balance in individuals with PCOS…
Science UpdateSelenium and CoQ10 supplementation in older adults was linked to lower cardiovascular mortality risk and improved markers of oxidative stress.
Science UpdateBergamot, berberine, and tocotrienols may support healthy cholesterol and lipid metabolism, according to a review of over 30 nutraceuticals.
Science UpdateMagnesium supports vascular tone, antioxidant status, and inflammatory balance, and low serum levels correlate with a higher risk of cardiovascular events.
Science UpdateSelenium and vitamin D supplementation increased Treg cells and lowered certain NK cell levels in a pilot study of Graves' disease patients.
Science UpdateRhamnan sulfate from the seaweed Monostroma nitidum may support endothelial integrity, reducing LDL permeability 2.7-fold in laboratory studies.
Research & EducationCoQ10 supplementation is linked in a meta-analysis of over 2,000 adults to improved fasting glucose, insulin, and HbA1c, especially past 12 weeks.
Research & EducationThe gut microbiome and cardiovascular health appear linked through short-chain fatty acids, with some probiotics shown to support related markers.
Research & EducationVitamin D and K appear to work synergistically for bone density and cardiovascular health, and combined deficiency is linked to higher mortality risk.