Combining probiotic Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG supplements with aloe vera may slash cholesterol levels by over 40%, suggests a new study with lab rats.
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Researchers have been investigating exercise and its effect on many health concerns. In this study, they found that exercise can help stroke victims regain function, even years after they are stricken.
The movement therapy helps balance and circulation, addressing both the upper and lower body. Some of the details of the findings surprised scientists.
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Myostatin is a muscle-inhibiting protein. There is evidence that the gene responsible for this protein is involved with the loss of muscle mass that human experience with age.
In a mouse experiment, researchers found that “Mice with the myostatin gene removed grow more muscle." Using this knowledge, scientists have been working on therapies to combat muscle loss.
Here is another confirmation that myostatin is involved in age-related changes in muscle mass and strength via its effect on stem cells...
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