Did anyone see yesterday's Wall Street Journal? Check out the article "Beyond the Heart, What Else Can Omega 3s Do?" in the Health & Wellness section. The article explains that while omega 3s are commonly known for their role in promoting heart health, they are also being researched for their potential role in the treatment of other conditions including Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy and rheumatoid arthritis.
The article goes on to explore the mechanisms by which omega 3s are believed to help maintain heart health including reducing inflammation and triglyceride levels.
To learn more about the roles of omega 3s in promoting health click here to read the online version of this article.
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New information on aging!
It appears that research is pointing to a relatively new factor which may play a part in accelerating the aging process. Advanced glycation end products (known by their very clever acronym, AGEs) bind tissues together by a process called "cross-linking" making tissues throughout the body deformed, inflexible and dysfunctional. A study in the Journal Glycobiology hypothesizes that the accumulation of AGEs plays a role in a number of conditions including diabetes, inflammation and neurodegeneration.
Stay tuned for more information on the latest science and how you can stay healthy and live well!
Glycobiology. 2005 Jul;15(7):16R-28R. Epub 2005 Mar 10
Stay tuned for more information on the latest science and how you can stay healthy and live well!
Glycobiology. 2005 Jul;15(7):16R-28R. Epub 2005 Mar 10
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