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UTI: Garlic and ESBL Producing E. coli

UTI: Garlic and ESBL Producing E. coli

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the most common outpatient infections, with a lifetime incidence of 50−60% in adult women (Medina & Castillo-Pino, 2019). Garlic has shown itself to be effe...

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Fructo Borate: A Master Mineral

In research, fructo-boron is found to significantly lower pain level in the joints, to support lung function, to increase immunity (against colds/flu), and balances hormonal levels (Hendrix, 2020)...

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Fructo Borate: Significant Reduction in Inflammatory Markers

A sugar-borate ester, or a fructo-borate, is one of the most studied forms of boron because it is in the nutrient form (molecule) the body loves most. This easily absorbed form of boron is found i...

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Fructo Borate and Arthritic Pain

Arthritic pain is one of the major causes of disability. Quality of life goes down as well as a normal daily functioning. Since degeneration and inflammation are the marks of arthritis, both immob...

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Beta Glucan and Crohn's Disease

Crohn’s Disease has an intense cycle of exacerbation period with remission and then back to exacerbation. Inflammation leads to fistulas, abscesses or intestinal strictures are part of the complic...

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Double the Power: Beta Glucan & Probiotics for Heart - Gut Health

The consumption of sufficient quantities of oat bran soluble fibers has proven to reduce cholesterol and modulate cardiovascular disease risk.  Our Beta-Glucan-Synbiotic is an ideal choice for thi...

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Beta Glucan Fibers Praised as Panacea for Heart Disease

A 2021 paper by Wouk et al., B-glucan fibers are being praised as a panacea for reducing CVD risk factors.  How exciting! Considering the WHO’s report that heart disease has remained the leading c...

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Global Review on Heart Disease and Beta Glucan

Beta Glucan was first approved in 1997 by FDA a health claim between beta-glucan soluble fiber from oatmeal, oat bran, and whole oat flour and reduced risk of heart disease. The FDA’s initial revi...

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Immunomodulation by Probiotics and Cruciferous Sprouts

There is a large body of evidence that has accumulated through several decades suggesting immuno-regulatory effect of probiotic bacteria in the gut can enhance immune protection at distal mucosal s...

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Blueberries: So Many Darn Anthocyanins and So Powerful

As James Joseph PhD, past Chief Neuroscientist at Tufts University and past head of the USDA Anti-Aging Center at Tufts, said, It’s not that the individual anthocyanins in blueberries are stronger ...

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