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  1. haidut

    DHEA Protects From Endotoxin Effects And Lethality

    Sepsis is the leading cause of death in patients hospitalized for infections. There is no accepted treatment, at least officially, that can change the course of the sepsis for the better. This study shows that a single HED dose of as little as 5mg - 7mg daramatically increased survival from a...
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    • cortisol dhea endotoxin lethality lps prevention protective tnf
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
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    Nutritional Protection For X-rays?

    how would you try to protect yourself nutritionally from x-rays? for example: chest x-ray...
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    • protective x-ray
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    • Forum: Radiation
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    Dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine (dppc) Protects From Pufa Cytotoxicity

    This study shows just how "good" PUFA is for us. Human cells treat PUFA as a toxin and when faced with a PUFA overload, the cells ramp up production of the saturated DPPC as a defensive mechanism. Another strong point for the study was that it used EPA and DHA to achieve the PUFA overload, so...
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    • cytotoxicity dha dppc epa omega-3 fatty acids protective pufa
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    • Forum: Scientific Studies
  4. haidut

    Coffee Consumption Protects DNA Integrity

    The study looked at coffee (750ml daily, which is about 3 cups), not caffeine, even though I suspect the benefits are mostly due to caffeine and the iron-reducing effects of chlorogenic acid. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24740588
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    Protection Against EMF / Wi-fi

    In society, this stuff is basically inevitable, and in my situation of work and at home, I can't really avoid Wifi, so I want to know if there is anything that can be done to negate the effects of Wifi on the body. Is raising metabolism enough to combat the negative effect of wifi?
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    Iron Deficiency May Protect Against Malaria, TB And Cancer

    I was just doing a little Googlefu about iron stores since my iron binding capacity is really high, trying to decide if I should supplement or not. I keep thinking I probably should not, especially if I happen to actually be sick. Then I ran across this: Iron deficiency, even mild anemia, may...
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