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Stem Cell Therapy As Autism TreatmentResearch using stem cell therapy is still in very early stages, but has promising clinical data is beginning to be released.
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Rise Of Melatonin Use To Help Children Sleep Sparks ConcernChildren and younger people are being given melatonin to help them sleep which is prompting concern of it being too readily available without enough evidence of its long term effectiveness or safety. |
Why Exosomes over Stem Cells"Many scientists now believe Exosomes are the next evolution in Stem Cell technology," Dr. Ronald Klatz, President of the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine |
Garlic May Be Better At Removing Parasites Than DrugsGarlic has been used for thousands of years to not only spice up dishes but to also treat a variety of conditions, the well used herb is now believed to help treat parasitic infection, as published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine. |
Exercise Boosts Memory And Thinking SkillsShockingly only 2 out of every 10 American adults meet the recommended levels for physical activity, and 3 out of 10 children aged 6+ admit that they are not active at all despite mountains of evidence showing exercise to be a most powerful preventive and antidote at times for disability, illness in both mind and body. |
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