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This study tested inulin, a natural prebiotic, in obese children for 6 months. Inulin increased healthy gut bacteria, especially Bifidobacterium and butyrate-producing microbes, and improved overall microbiome diversity more than placebo or diet advice. It also changed important microbial functions linked to better metabolic health. Overall, inulin helped restore gut balance and may support healthier… Read More

A recent study reports that a mouthwash made from garlic extract shows remarkably strong antimicrobial activity in clinical settings, in some cases matching or even outperforming chlorhexidine, the long-established “gold standard” in dental antiseptic rinses. The researchers analyzed existing clinical studies using rigorous methods (PRISMA guidelines and PICO framework) and found that higher-concentration garlic mouthwash… Read More

Resveratrol–Copper (R‑Cu) treatment in GBM patients deactivated cell‑free chromatin particles in the tumour microenvironment, leading to strong suppression of proliferation markers, cancer hallmarks, immune checkpoints, and stem‑cell biomarkers. Transcriptomic analysis showed increased pro‑apoptotic and decreased anti‑apoptotic gene expression, including down‑regulation of the PD‑L1–like checkpoint PVRIG‑2P. These findings suggest that low‑dose R‑Cu may significantly attenuate GBM… Read More

Hyaluronic acid (HA) has long been celebrated for its exceptional ability to retain moisture, but conventional formulations often limit its benefits to the skin’s surface. A new generation of skincare technology is changing that. Researchers have developed multi-weight HA formulations combined with an antioxidant complex designed to penetrate and hydrate multiple layers of the skin… Read More

A 90-day randomized placebo-controlled trial tested a standardized Cyperus rotundus extract with piperine (CREP) in 96 obese adults. Twice-daily dosing produced meaningful reductions in body weight (7.1%), BMI (6.9%), WC (6.8%), and hip circumference (6.6%), suggesting a positive effect on abdominal obesity. Weight loss of 5% or more is considered clinically meaningful for improving metabolic… Read More