Studies

In a finding that recalibrates a fundamental understanding of human health, a major international study published in the prestigious journal Science asserts that a person's genetic makeup is a far more powerful determinant of how long they will live than prior science indicated. The research, led by teams from the Weizmann Institute of…
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Stuck in front of our screens all day, we often ignore our senses beyond sound and vision. And yet they are always at work. When we’re more alert we feel the rough and smooth surfaces of objects, the stiffness in our shoulders, the softness of bread. In the morning, we may feel the tingle of toothpaste, hear and feel the running…
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Since records began in the late 19th century, every previous generation has cognitively surpassed its parents. That stopped with Generation Z, and Generation Alpha is faring even worse. So what occurred? The following information is based on a report originally published by A Midwestern Doctor. Read the original report here. A…
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Amazingly, research suggests that music affects our microbes as well as our mood. Music is a salve for the psyche. Music therapy to soothe the soul is likely as old as music itself. Aristotle said that music represents the passions of the soul. Socrates said that good harmony and rhythm accompany a good disposition. In the early…
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Story at-a-glance Chronic inflammation and broken metabolism create the conditions that allow cancer cells to grow, spread, and overwhelm your body’s natural defences. Stress hormones like cortisol block glucose use and flood your system with fatty acids, forcing your cells into a backup energy mode that fuels tumours. A…
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Imagine you could trace a single thread through the labyrinth of modern chronic disease – obesity, autoimmunity, hormonal collapse, depression, metabolic dysfunction, accelerated aging – and discover they all converge at one overlooked point: a wavelength of light your ancestors received every single day of their lives. One that modern…
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Modern cancer policy is dominated by expensive drugs, marginal survival gains, and soaring end-of-life costs. Yet quietly, a low-cost and widely accessible intervention has been sitting in plain sight. A peer-reviewed analysis published in Molecular Oncology examined what would occur if adults aged 50 and older received routine…
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is pursuing a biotechnology program intended to enable the creation of new DNA and RNA inside living cells using light as the sole input. The program, called Generative Optogenetics (GO), is being developed by DARPA’s Biological Technologies Office. In draft solicitation…
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Research by Shanna Swan, an environmental and reproductive epidemiologist, suggests that prenatal exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals can blur physiological and behavioural sex differences in offspring. However, she and other scientists conducting similar research acknowledged the issue’s political and ethical implications. Still,…
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What if the very foundation of our health was being silently stripped away from us from the moment we are born, not by a sinister pathogen, but by the sterile, processed nature of modern life itself? For decades, the medical establishment has treated chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and autoimmune disorders as inevitable…
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