🫀 🟡 Inhibition of an enzyme that promotes #inflammation could reduce the #cardiovascular risk of #obesity. This was discovered by researchers from the University Hospital #UniCologne
The team showed that an increased level of the enzyme myeloperoxidase (MPO) in obese patients and in the mouse model is associated with poorer vascular function. Targeted inhibition of MPO could be a new #therapeuticoption. 🚑💊

Read more ➡️ https://uni.koeln/39W5U
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Inhibition of an enzyme that promotes inflammation may reduce cardiovascular risk in obese people

A research team has discovered that the enzyme myeloperoxidase (MPO) plays an important role in vascular health in obese people

A mouse study finds that two compounds, o-vanillin and RG-7112, kill senescent cells in the spinal column, thereby eliminating the pro-inflammatory compounds released by those cells and reducing bone degeneration and pain (pain was assessed by behavior in the mice).

Summary: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-04-drugs-zombie-cells-chronic-pain.html

Original paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adr1719

#Science #BackPain #Inflammation

Drugs targeting 'zombie cells' show promise for treating chronic back pain

In a preclinical study led by McGill University researchers, two drugs targeting "zombie cells" have been shown to treat the underlying cause of chronic low back pain. The condition affects millions of people worldwide.

'Vascular Biology' is a fully #OpenAccess journal publishing the latest basic, clinical and translational #Research and reviews in the field of #VascularBiology, including #Cardiology, #Oncology, #VascularDevelopment, #Inflammation, #WoundHealing, and #Bioengineering: https://www.scienceopen.com/collection/Bioscientifica_VB
Vascular Biology

<p>Fully open-access journal publishing the latest basic, clinical and translational research and reviews in the field of vascular biology, including cardiology, oncology, vascular development, inflammation, wound healing, and bioengineering. (published by Bioscientifica)</p>

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🔬 RESEARCH FINDING #3:

Vitamin B6 acts as an important modulator of inflammatory processes, according to Lotto et al. (2011). It helps regulate inflammation that could otherwise become chronic.

#Inflammation #ImmuneHealth

Over 75% of people report feeling #stress that negatively affects their #physicalhealth. When the body is under that kind of #strain, #corticosteroids flood the system and lower #lymphocyte levels. When stress is #chronic, it affects all aspects of life, including #sleep and #diet. Managing stress through mindful #meditation and practices like #yoga protects the #immunesystem by stemming the levels of #cortisol and reducing the risk of #inflammation.

🔬 Unlock Your Body's Hidden Power with Enzymes! 💪

Did you know enzymes are the unsung heroes of digestion, metabolism, and immunity? 🍍🥑 From breaking down food to fighting inflammation, they keep you thriving. Boost your enzyme health with raw fruits, fermented foods, and smart supplements!

#EnzymeHealth #Digestion #GutHealth #Wellness #NaturalRemedies #HealthyLiving #Nutrition #HolisticHealth #Inflammation #Biohacking

https://www.medixlife.com/latest-studies-on-natural-enzyme-support-and-health/

Latest Studies On Natural Enzyme Support And Health

Latest studies on natural enzyme support and health. Explore the benefits of enzyme therapy for digestion, inflammation, and overall well-being.

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“Identifying where and how cytokine receptors work in the brain, we have begun to unravel the complex relationship between the nervous and immune systems in the effect of this complex crosstalk on mood and behavior,” said Professor Jun Huh of Harvard Medical School. “We hope these insights could eventually lead to new treatments for conditions like autism and anxiety disorders.”

#science #research #health #medicine #MentalHealth #inflammation #mood


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How Inflammation Can Cause Mood Changes & Anxiety | Cell And Molecular Biology

Clinicians and patients have long reported mood swings, behavioral changes, and other mental health issues after an infection or autoimmune flare | Cell And Molecular Biology

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Just having a rant about feeling awful today.

I thought this flare wouldn't last long. Usually when I get siatica and feel awful, it goes away in a few days. But the siatica went away, I tested positive for Lupus and thought this must be old news. But here I am 2 month later with new inflammation, suddenly being hit with fatigue in the middle of the day and as a bonus today I got some sort of migraine. Anyone else know if there's a pattern to these?

#lupus #autoimmune #inflammation #chronic