Researchers stunned after partially reviving organs from one-hour dead pigs

In 2019, scientists from Yale used BrainEx technology to revive a pig’s brain after four hours of isolation from the body.[1] This time, the same group modified BrainEx into called OrganEx to partially revive the organs of a whole pig. Nature published the research in its August 3, 2022, edition.[2] How they did the experiment…

Exercise promotes new heart muscles

A new study showed that new heart muscles form in the hearts of older mice. It was published this month in Circulation. In the study, eight weeks of running exercise increased the formation of new heart muscle cells or cardiomyocytes in adult mice. (∼4.6 fold). The authors tested for the presence of new cardiomyocytes by…

The bacteria and fungi isolated from face masks

Research from Kindai University, Osaka, Japan tested commonly worn face masks and isolated several pathogenic bacteria and fungi from them. The study was peer-reviewed and published in Nature on July 18, 2022 The investigation involved 109 participants who wore three types of masks. The majority (78%) wore the non-woven mask, the typical blue mask worn…

The kettlebell swing improves many pelvic conditions

This article includes two case reports from a male and female and recounts the health improvements in their pelvic area after doing kettlebell exercises. Specifically, the article deals with positive changes regarding stress incontinence, vaginal dryness, hemorrhoids, and erectile dysfunction. Next, I explain how kettlebell swings improved their health. A kettlebell (KB) looks like a…

Coffee induces Autophagy

This article presents two studies. The first is an animal study that shows that coffee increases the proteins associated with autophagy. The second concludes that coffee consumption correlates with skeletal muscle mass in older people. Autophagy is a normal biological process that cleans up old, dysfunctional, diseased, and precancerous cells. Intermittent fasting and physical exercise…

Exercise alone can induce autophagy

This article presents several human studies that show that exercise promotes autophagy independent of intermittent fasting. Autophagy is when the body recycles old, dysfunctional, precancerous, and previously damaged cells to make new proteins. After exercise, autophagy replaces damaged skeletal muscle cells during strenuous physical activity. That facilitates muscle adaptation to that exercise, whether it is…

Autophagy can prevent adhesions: the most common cause of bowel obstruction

Bowel obstruction is when the intestinal contents cannot pass thru a segment of the intestines. It is a surgical emergency. In bowel obstruction, the air and intestinal contents proximal to the obstruction accumulate and distend the intestines. Symptoms include obstipation, the absence of bowel movement, abdominal bloating, pain and nausea, and vomiting. Gross alert: In…

The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein cross-reacts with eleven human proteins to cause autoimmune diseases

This article features a study that showed the possibility of autoimmune complications from COVID-19 vaccination. I wrote an article about that research on January 24, 2021. One month after the COVID-19 vaccine release. At that time, there were no case reports in the medical journals of COVID-19 vaccine adverse events because it was still early…

Triglyceride-Glucose Index tests for insulin resistance and much more

Insulin resistance is not a good thing.  Insulin resistance is when the liver and skeletal muscles do not respond to insulin, forcing the pancreas to produce more insulin to lower blood sugar.  The problem with high insulin or hyperinsulinemia is that other organs like the fat tissue, liver, muscle, brain, bone, kidneys, and vasculature also…

The problems with Omicron-booster shots

This article talks about the reasons why Dr. Paul Offit voted against the approval of the booster shots designed for the Omicron variant. Dr. Paul Offit is a member of the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC), which advises the FDA on whether new vaccines should be approved. VRBPAC met on June 28…

Antibiotic resistance: An adverse effect of the COVID-19 pandemic

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on July 12 about the 15% increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria in 2020. The report is COVID-19: U.S. Impact on antimicrobial resistance. In the statement, the C.D.C. said that antibiotics were widely used to treat COVID-19 and bacterial infections during hospitalization. The report does not include the C.D.C.’s…

Adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccines and measures to prevent them

The Adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccines and measures to prevent them is a letter to the editor. The Virology Journal published it in June 2022. The author is Kenji Yamamoto from the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Okamura Memorial Hospital. There are 1,404 research papers under his name. Below is the abstract of the letter. I…

Monkeypox detected in semen, feces and saliva

There are now more than 14,000 cases of monkeypox in non-endemic areas globally. 77 New Confirmed #Monkeypox cases Germany ?? Total Cases 14306 (14266 confirmed) ?Visit https://t.co/k2jiW1Lugo for more#monkeypox #MonkeypoxVirus#monkeypocalypse #MPXV #MPX #Monkeypoxalypse #affenpocken pic.twitter.com/elfAf5joFy — Monkeypox Meter (@Monkeypoxmeter) July 20, 2022 A new study from Eurosurveillance detected the monkeypox virus DNA in semen, feces,…

Marburg virus with 90% fatality confirmed in Africa

Update July 20, 2022: The World Health Organization has confirmed Marburg viruses in the two patients who died recently. The Institut Pasteur in Dakar, Senegal received samples from each of the two patients from the southern Ashanti region of Ghana – both deceased and unrelated – who showed symptoms including diarrhea, fever, nausea, and vomiting….

Will Fasting Make My Muscles Shrink?

This article was first released on March 13, 2019. It is republished with new information. One concern with intermittent fasting is lean muscle may shrink. This article presents two studies that showed that lean mass or muscles are preserved with intermittent fasting. The first study showed that after eight weeks of alternate-day fasting, the muscles…

Triglyceride-glucose index predicts severity of COVID-19

Correction: The formula should include the Logarithm of the product of triglyceride and the fasting glucose level divided by 2. You can go to MDApp for the TyG Index calculator at this LINK. A new way to know the risk for developing severe COVID-19 was published in the Journal of Infection and Public Health in…

Autopsy of a soldier who died of myocarditis after Pfizer COVID vaccination

This article is about the autopsy findings on a 22-year-old soldier from the South Korean military who developed chest pain five days after the first Pfizer BNT162b2 mRNA vaccine and died seven hours later. On June 13, 2021, 5 days after the first dose of BNT162b2 mRNA vaccination, the patient complained to a colleague of…

A professional athlete who died of fulminant myocarditis after the Moderna jab

The following is a case report from the Fujita Health University School of Medicine, Toyoake, Japan. The Journal of Cardiology Cases published it on July 4, 2022. [1] A 27-year-old man was transferred to the emergency room in cardiopulmonary arrest. The patient had just received the first dose of the mRNA-1273 severe acute respiratory syndrome…

How to prepare for the inevitable COVID-19 reinfection

No. I’m not scaremongering. There is a high likelihood that the Omicron variant will reinfect many. According to Scientific American, the BA.4 and BA.5 accounted for about 70 percent of new COVID cases in the U.S. as of July 2. Yahoo Finance interviewed Emergency Medicine Attending Physician Dr. Calvin Sun. He said, BA.5 is the…

What is Immune Imprinting and why it is good to know

This article elaborates on immune imprinting that was mentioned in Dr. Robert Malone: Highly Vaccinated Countries have more COVID-19 deaths History Davenport and Hennessy described immune imprinting in their work on antibodies against influenza in 1956. They found that vaccination produces antibodies to strains previously encountered, but antibody response to strains experienced subsequently is relatively poor….