Aerobic exercise, Telomere Length and COVID-19

Telomeres are at the terminal ends of the DNA. Telomeres function to protect the ends of the DNA. As people get older, the telomeres shorten. Once the telomeres get too short, the cells do not divide anymore, and no new cells are formed. Short telomeres are associated with chronic diseases and ineffective immune responses. Both…

Where to order a freeze dried SARS-CoV-2

There are many talks on the internet that the SARS-CoV-2 has never been isolated, and thus it is fake I happen to click on The European Virus Archive Global website, and they sell freeze-dried SARS-CoV-2 with the complete genome sequence to academics only. The viruses are cultivable and infectious. It is not recombinant. Here is…

6 Ways to Lower Your Dementia Risk

Neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s dementia. Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson’s disease are associated with the accumulation of abnormal proteins in the brain. Beta-amyloid and tau proteins in  Alzheimer’s dementia, alpha-synuclein in Parkinson’s disease, and Lewy Body dementia disease can accumulate in the brain and later affect brain function because of their toxic functions. Alzheimer’s disease…

Know the Absolute Risk Reduction of the COVID-19 Vaccines! Part 1

Addendum October 23, 2021: A new article about the Pfizer Booster shot can be read here: The Absolute Risk Reduction of the Pfizer Biontech Booster Shot The absolute risk reduction of the COVID-19 Vaccines are: Pfizer–BioNTech – 0.84 % Moderna – 1.2 % Gamaleya (Sputnik) – 0.93 %, J&J – 1.2 % AstraZeneca – 1.3…

Sleeping on Your Side can Prevent Dementia

The brain produces toxins and abnormal proteins like beta-amyloid and tau protein during its activity. If these proteins are not cleared, they can create plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain that lead to neurodegenerative diseases like dementia. An NIH study showed one night of sleep deprivation increases the β amyloid burden in the right…

How Much Time Do You have Left?

Did you ever wonder how many more years you have in your life? Is there an objective measure of what your risk of dying depends on your medical problems? Actually, there is. Eprognosis.ucsf.edu is a website where you can put your data.  Then it will tell you your mortality risk either for the next year…

This Study shows Ten Fold risk of Developing Blood Clots after the COVID Vaccines.

A new preprint study of 513 284 patients looked at the risk of developing cerebral venous thrombosis among patients who a. had COVID-19, b. people who had the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, and c. those who did not have the COVID-19 and its vaccine. Cerebral venous thrombosis or CVT is when blood clots form…

Exercise and Peripheral Artery Disease

This article is about how Peripheral Artery disease. What it is, why it happens, what the effects are, and what to do about it. Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is the hardening of the arteries that supply the legs. It is part of the more systemic problem, Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD), which is the hardening and…

COVID-19, Autoimmunity and Vaccination Part 2

This article can develop an autoimmune disease when antibodies originally directed against the SARS-CoV-2 virus attack human proteins. This is concerning because anyone who got sick with COVID-19 or those who get vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine may have a theoretical possibility to develop autoimmune diseases. Barebones Immune Response The way we develop immunity towards…

How to Do Blood Flow Restriction Training

Blood flow restriction training or BFR is known initially as KAATSU. Yoshiaki Sato discovered it in Japan in the 1970s. BFR is the application of a tight band around the upper arms or the thighs. The right application of a BFR band prevents the outflow of blood from the veins but should not limit the…

Exercise as a Solution to Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction or ED affects 3-76.5% of all men based on a global study. The same study also found that when compared with men with no ED, men with ED have an increased risk of dying from all causes, including: Cardiovascular disease like heart attacks, hypertension, heart failure, hyperlipidemia, peripheral vascular disease, strokes Dementia Prostate enlargement…

The Fasting Experience of 1422 Subjects at the Buchinger Wilhelmi Clinic

The Buchinger Wilhelmi Clinic in  Überlingen, Germany, is a  specialized facility where people can stay for several days and undergo supervised therapeutic fasting. It was started by a German physician Otto Buchinger, credited to being the first to document the health effects of fasting on several diseases. His book, “The Therapeutic Fasting Cure,” published in…

The Effects of Three-Week Fasting in the Extremely Obese

Can fasting normalize blood pressure, decrease cholesterol, and improve diabetes in the extremely obese? That question was answered in a  study that was published in 2007. The study included 110 patients with the following characteristics: 33 male, 77 females Ages 35 +/- 1 year Body weights are 131.7 +/- 2.6 kg (289 +/- 5.7 lbs)…

Humanin, Longer Life Span and How to Have More of Both

Humanin is a component of the body that prevents many common diseases. Specifically, humanin can be found inside the power source of the cells, the mitochondria. Research published recently in the journal Aging, from the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology showed that humanin is associated with a longer life span in animals and humans. The…

CD4+ Cross-Reactivity between Seasonal Coronavirus Colds and COVID-19

A previous article, Antibodies to COVID-19 can Exist in the Uninfected, talked about research from the Francis Crick Institute about how the antibodies formed against seasonal coronavirus infections can protect against the new coronavirus infection COVID-19. Aside from antibody production, the body’s adaptive immune system has other components in its armory. One of which is the…

The 6 Surprising Benefits of Sweating You Need to Know

Sweating is commonly known as a means to lower body temperature during the hot summer. But do you know that sweating has health benefits? Those benefits can lower the risk of dying from infections by countering the effects of hypertension, obesity, unwanted chemicals like xenobiotics,  and diabetes. All of them are illnesses that can increase…

30 Ways For a Good Sleep Without Drugs

Lack of sleep makes a person more likely to get infections.  Here is a repost from January 3, 2020, about how to prolong your stay in slumberland. Sleeping is essential for overall health and chronic disease prevention. How well we sleep the night before can determine the outcome at work and personal relationships the next…

Zinc Deficiency Impairs the Immune System

The immune system needs adequate amounts of zinc to handle COVID-19. This article is a repost from April 2020. The World Health Organization issued a report that says zinc deficiency is present in one-third of the world’s population[7] Worldwide, about two billion people are estimated to be affected by zinc deficiency. In developing countries, zinc…

Vitamin C for COVID-19

This article is a repost from March 31, 2020. Now that we know that neutralizing antibodies against COVID-19 are only effective for a few months, it is essential to strengthening the immune system. High doses of Vitamin C are being used in the current COVID-19 pandemic in China and New York. This article looks into several…

Protective Antibodies Against Coronaviruses are Short-Lived

A common belief is that once you get exposed to the COVID-19  virus, then a long-lasting immunity will develop, and there will be protection against COVID-19. That may not be the case. Two preprint studies, from Wuhan, China, and Amsterdam answers those questions. In both studies, the IgG or immunoglobulin G was tested. IgG confers…