... stimulate the immune system, reduce inflammation, detoxify the blood, cleanse the digestive tract, energize the body, and may act as an antibacterial and antifungal agent. Due to its antibacterial properties, ...

... specific enzymes known as metalloproteinases (MMPs) that are necessary for any cancer to grow tumors, metastasize, and form blood vessels in tumors (angiogenesis). The Dr. Rath research team showed that ...

... chronic diseases has been attributed to free radical damage, which triggers increased inflammation, DNA changes, and high levels of homocysteine, among others. A high homocysteine blood level has been ...

In a recent clinical trial involving 183 pregnant women in the Netherlands, the drug sildenafil (also sold under the trade name-Viagra) was tested to increase blood flow to the placenta and improve growth ...

Hemangiomas are the most common birth defect involving malformations of blood vessels leading to benign tumors in infants and children. Approximately 4-10% of infants are born with at least one hemangioma. ...

... At the end of 4 weeks, it was observed that the infected mice had increased levels of monocytes (a type of white blood cells), which indicates that their immune systems had identified Borrelia as an invading ...

... The human transmission of Lyme disease starts from ticks which feed on blood sucked from humans and animals. A tick becomes infected by pulling bacteria of the genus Borrelia from the infected host which ...

... the critical micronutrients is vitamin C because it helps the body make collagen and is essential to wound healing and formation of new tissue in the skin, blood vessels, muscles, tendons and bones. Vitamin ...

... in order to keep their optimum level in the blood. The bone also shields marrow where various blood cells are produced. Certain lipids are also stored in bone marrow acting as energy storage. Just like ...

... are produced by infectious organisms. They produce antibodies against these antigens as protection from future attacks. The immune system also depends on the optimum function of specific cells in the blood ...

Angiogenesis is a physiological process in the body where new blood vessels develop from the pre-existing blood vessels. An ability to form new blood vessels is necessary for healthy body function and ...

One in every three adults, that is approximately 67 million people in the US, already have high blood pressure and many more have prehypertension. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is diagnosed when ...

... not overweight. Type II diabetes is characterized by an inability of the cells to respond to insulin and absorb glucose, which results in abnormally high levels of glucose in the blood. This is often ...

Leukemia is a type of cancer which affects the bone marrow and is characterized by unrestrained proliferation of white blood cells. Its name “leukemia” means “white blood” since this cancer is characterized ...

Several hundred million people worldwide suffer from high blood pressure, the most common of all cardiovascular conditions. In more than 90 percent of the cases, the diagnosis by conventional ...

... numbers are projected to increase. Conventional management of diabetes is essentially limited to lowering blood sugar (glucose) levels by means of insulin and other pharmacological drugs. In recent years, ...

... Soon, however, it became clear that the new coronavirus also directly affected the endothelial cells, the inner cell lining of the blood vessel wall (Varga 2020). When compared to the influenza virus, ...

... coronavirus also directly affected the endothelial cells, the inner cell lining of the blood vessel wall (Varga 2020). When compared to the influenza virus, the cause of the common flu, coronaviruses were ...

... burden in animal tissues by about 75%. Basic and differential blood parameters did not show significant differences between control animals and the animals fed with this composition. Also, hepatic and ...

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