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Harmful trace metal emissions from human activity now exceed all natural sources combined, contributing to air pollution, health dangers
Adding to a cocktail of nitrogen, sulfur oxides, and carbon monoxide that suffocates us daily, experts have discovered a spike in levels in some trace elements, potentially...
15 days ago - Natural News
Trace minerals from deep in the ocean found to increase blood flow and reduce inflammation in the brain
A multi-national study discovered that 70 minerals and trace elements found in deep ocean water may improve blood flow and hemoglobin levels in the brain after exercise. Based...
1 month ago - Natural News - 2 articles
Herbs vs. pharmaceuticals: Understanding the effectiveness of natural medicine
Few would argue over the importance of trace elements when it comes to human nutrition. Though only a small amount of these essential nutrients is required, they are...
1 month ago - Natural News
Higher concentration of selenium in placental tissues is associated with reduced risk for orofacial clefts
Growing evidence suggests that essential trace element imbalance during pregnancy may contribute to fetal malformations, but the role of essential trace elements in the...
4 monthes ago - Clinical Nutrition - 2 articles
Role of Precious Metals in Health and Medicine
Precious Metals in Medicine Precious metals are naturally lustrous elements that have a high economic value. Gold, silver, and platinum are the best-known precious metals and...
4 monthes ago - The Life Extension
Carnitine and extra trace elements change stability of paediatric parenteral nutrition admixtures?
High concentrations of trace elements , in particular zinc and selenium, along with carnitine, are often added to parenteral admixtures in paediatric patients on long-term...
4 monthes ago - Clinical Nutrition
Molybdenum: Trace Mineral with Health Benefits
Molybdenum is one of the lesser known trace elements in human nutrition; nevertheless, it is essential for human health. According to Carl C. Pfeiffer, PhD, MD, “Life would not...
6 monthes ago - The Life Extension
Willing to go the extra mile: Prospective evaluation of an intensified non-surgical treatment for patients with morbid obesity
Bariatric surgery has been well established and considered the treatment of choice in morbid obesity. However, some patients refuse surgery because long-term effects have not...
7 monthes ago - Clinical Nutrition
Certain bacteria that digest toxic heavy metals transform toxic gold particles into “secondary” gold nuggets
Talk about a silver lining - in this case, a gold one: Researchers have discovered that the bacterium Cupriavidus metallidurans is able to “extract valuable trace elements from...
8 monthes ago - Natural News
Serum concentration of cobalt, molybdenum and zinc in aerobic, anaerobic and aerobic-anaerobic sportsmen
The aim of the present study was to determine changes in the serum concentrations of trace elements Cobalt , Molybdenum and Zinc among high-level sportsmen.
9 monthes ago - Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition
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