The intestinal flora, also known as the microbiota, plays a crucial role in our digestive and overall health. After taking antibiotics, it is essential to take steps to restore the balance of this flora, which is often disturbed by these drugs. This article explores effective strategies for reconstituting intestinal flora and maintaining good health. Understanding … Read more
The Oura ring is enjoying growing success in the market for devices that track body signals (sleep, activity, stress and cardiovascular health). With growing awareness of the importance of sleep to overall health, more and more people are turning to these devices to monitor and improve their sleep habits. What is the Oura ring? The … Read more
Rhodococcosis, caused by the bacterium Rhodococcus equi, poses a significant threat to foals, particularly those aged between 1 and 6 months. This bacterial infection, which manifests itself mainly as pneumonia, can lead to serious and even fatal complications if not diagnosed and treated in time. Foals reared in dusty, dry environments are particularly vulnerable. What … Read more
Juvenile osteochondral disease (J OCD) is a complex group of disorders affecting the development of cartilage and subchondral bone in young horses. These conditions, often grouped under the umbrella termosteochondrosis, are of major concern to breeders and veterinarians because of their significant impact on the health and future performance of equines. AOJ can manifest as … Read more
Eroxon® Stimgel* is a revolutionary medical device designed to treat erectile dysfunction in men. By offering a fast, effective and easy-to-use solution, this erectile stimulant gel marks a significant advance in the field of male sexual health. What is Eroxon® Stimgel*? Eroxon® Stimgel* is an erectile stimulant gel designed to help men with erectile dysfunction … Read more
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is often the subject of debate, particularly with regard to its link with cancer. In 2024, research continues to shed light on the risks and benefits of HRT. This article aims to answer the most frequently asked questions on the subject, based on the latest scientific data. What is hormone replacement … Read more
Skin ageing is a major concern for many women, particularly at the menopause. The menopause and perimenopause bring about significant hormonal changes that can affect the appearance and health of the skin. Among the promising solutions,estradiol gel stands out for its beneficial effects on the skin. Let’s take a look at the results of a … Read more
It is widely recognised by researchers thata high-fibre diet protects against obesity and diabetes. However, the mechanisms involved had remained mysterious for almost two decades. In 2014, a Franco-Swedish team of researchers from CNRS, Inserm and Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (Inserm Unit 855 “Nutrition and the Brain”) elucidated this mechanism, which involves the intestinal … Read more
Dietary fibre, mainly of plant origin, resists digestion and absorption in the human small intestine. Unlike other nutrients, it passes intact into the colon. It is at this stage that the intestinal microbiota, a dense community of microorganisms in the large intestine, comes into play. This microbiota ferments dietary fibre, producing short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) … Read more
TB 500, also known as Thymosin Beta-4, is a peptide naturally present in the human body. Since its discovery, this peptide has attracted a great deal of interest thanks to its regenerative properties and potential anti-ageing effects. How does it work and what are its real benefits? What is TB 500 peptide? TB 500 is … Read more
Although relatively rare, motor neurone disease (MMN) in horses is a serious neurodegenerative disorder that affects the lower motor neurons responsible for controlling skeletal muscles. The condition, which is comparable to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in humans, leads to progressive muscle weakness, atrophy and eventual paralysis. Early diagnosis of SMA is crucial to improving the quality … Read more
Grass sickness, also known as atypical myopathy, is a serious and often fatal condition affecting horses grazing on certain grasslands. This rare but devastating disease is caused by the consumption of plants containing specific toxins, such ashypoglycin A found in the seeds of certain maples. Affected horses show a range of symptoms, from muscle weakness … Read more