Over the last few decades, the link between Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and type 2 diabetes (T2D) has been strengthened by numerous studies demonstrating that these two pathologies share underlying mechanisms. This association has led to the emergence of the term type 3 diabetes (T3D), often described as a form of insulin resistance in the brain. … Read more
Nutella, appreciated for its sweetness and unique taste, is a staple in many households. But behind its apparent harmlessness lies a worrying reality linked to excessive sugar consumption and its potential health consequences, particularly in relation to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s. The impact of sugar on cognitive health Prolonged exposure to sugar has long … Read more
Polyphenols, bioactive compounds found in many plants, are attracting growing interest for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Among these plant sources, the cranberry(Vaccinium macrocarpon) stands out for its high content of polyphenols, particularly flavonoids and proanthocyanidins. These molecules are recognised for their potential to inhibit certain stages of carcinogenesis, the complex process involved in the … Read more
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare raises questions about the future of human doctors. AI systems are already being used in areas such as medical diagnosis, drug discovery and personalised care. This raises the question of whether AI is set to replace healthcare professionals or whether it will be used to improve … Read more
Stomach dilatation-torsion syndrome (SDTE), also known as stomach turn-over or gastric torsion, is an extremely serious condition that mainly affects large-breed dogs. It is a genuine medical emergency, requiring rapid intervention to save the animal’s life. What causes this syndrome? Stomach dilatation-torsion syndrome (SDTE), or stomach turn-over, is a condition that occurs mainly in large-breed … Read more
Chaga(Inonotus obliquus), nicknamed the black pearl or diamond of the forest, is a mushroom with multiple virtues, highly prized in the medicinal traditions of Northern Europe and Siberia. Thanks to its antioxidant properties and essential nutrients, it is now attracting the attention of the modern world as a promising food supplement. What is Chaga? Chaga(Inonotus … Read more
Ovarian pain in mares is a frequent issue in equine veterinary medicine, particularly during oestrous cycles. This pain, which is often linked to the increase in follicle size and ovulation, can cause discomfort, affecting both the animal’s well-being and its performance. Identifying and alleviating these pains is crucial to maintaining the mare’s general health and … Read more
Ovarian pain in mares is a common but often overlooked problem in equine veterinary medicine, especially in the fields of reproduction and sports performance. As well as producing oocytes, the ovaries regulate hormones that influence mares’ behaviour and physiology. Ovarian pain can indicate disorders such as cysts, tumours or hormonal imbalances, affecting health and performance. … Read more
Breast cancer is one of the most common and deadliest cancers among women worldwide. Recent research has focused on the natural compounds present in our diet, particularly those contained in soya, for their potential in preventing and treating cancer. Soya contains a particular compound, genistein, a polyphenol in the isoflavone family, whose effect on breast … Read more
Calophylla oil, also known as Tamanu oil, is a natural ingredient with multiple benefits for the skin, especially for mature skin looking for an effective solution to maintain firmness and elasticity. Thanks to its composition rich in bioactive ingredients, it is the ideal ally for stimulating collagen production. This article explores how this precious oil, … Read more
Bach flowers, created in the 1930s by Dr Edward Bach, are flower essences designed to treat emotional imbalances such as fear, uncertainty or stress. Based on a holistic approach, Bach believed that healing primarily required emotional balance, with physical illnesses seen as manifestations of internal disorders. Despite their worldwide popularity, Bach flowers are still the … Read more
Bach flowers, also known as Bach Flower Remedies, represent a holistic and alternative approach to health, widely used in the field of complementary therapies. Developed in the 1930s by the British doctor Edward Bach, these plant-based preparations aim to restore emotional and mentalbalance to individuals. Unlike traditional herbal remedies, which act primarily on a physical … Read more