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Lithium for the brain?
Lithium is a trace mineral that we naturally consume through food and water at varying levels. On average, most people get about 3-4mg/day of lithium, but your levels depend a lot on your water source as well as wh...
Creatine and cancer prevention:
A new study came out this week showing that creatine fuels the dendritic cells (immune cells) that patrol the body to detect cancer. Creatine supplementation was shown to improve dendritic cell function and...
I usually think of PAI-1 in the context of blood clots (and have it categorized on Genetic Lifehacks within heart health), but this protein is actually doing a lot more than just keeping clotting in balance. And since there are a bunch of n...
I’ve been updating articles in the Detoxification and Medications hub this week, and I wanted to share a couple of detox discoveries: tying together mycotoxins, folate deficiency, and arsenic detoxification.
Folate transporter blocked by m...
Norepinephrine (also called noradrenaline) is a neurotransmitter that doesn’t get as much press as serotonin or dopamine. But norepinephrine makes all the difference for focus, motivation, and attention.
Norepinephrine levels are kind of a...
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