Plant polyphenols – six epigenetic knockout punches against cancers

Certain plant polyphenols not only exercise general positive health effects but also inhibit oncogenic transformation or the proliferation of cancer cells.  Or, they outright kill cancer cells.  Included are a substantial number of cancer-fighting plant polyphenols, some of which are … Continue reading

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The Hormetic Wild Animal “Zoo” and Their “Zookeepers”

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By James P Watson There are 2 “Mantras” Here in the Zoo – Hormesis and Nrf2 inducible Isoforms Preface – By Vince Giuliano I want to introduce and welcome James P Watson as a senior researcher and writer for this … Continue reading

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Editorial -Bridging the Great Divide

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     By Vince Giuliano There appears to be a Great Divide in the world when it comes to health, manifest most clearly in Western Countries and in the US in particular.  The divide is between two major paradigms of … Continue reading

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Mitohormesis

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By Vince Giuliano This blog is about Mitohormesis, a different form of hormesis than that discussed in the previous blog entry Radiation Hormesis.  Mitohormesis has to do with cell metabolic pathways and oxidative stress, topics I have discussed in many … Continue reading

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Radiation hormesis

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By Vince Giuliano Small doses of radiation, such as from occasional X-rays or living at a high altitude, may actually be good for you according to the radiation hormesis hypothesis discussed here.  Although this hypothesis is about 30 years old … Continue reading

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Adaptogens Part 2: – focus on rhodiola – video blog

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By Vince Giuliano This and the Part 1 blog entry Adaptogens Part 1 are pursuant to one of the key themes of this blog –  the use of phyto-substances to promote health and longevity.  The Adaptogens Part 1 blog entry … Continue reading

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Adaptogens Part 1 – video blog

By Vince Giuliano This and the Part 2 blog entry are pursuant to one of the key themes of this blog –  the use of phyto substances to promote health and longevity.  Specifically, they are about adaptogens – certain plant … Continue reading

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Phytosubstances – focus on Andrographis, an old medicine with many possible new applications

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By Vince Giuliano This blog entry looks at recent research on Andrographis – a herbal substance that is a staple of traditional Chinese, Indian and South Asian medicine.  It has been used for centuries in countries like China, India, Thailand … Continue reading

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Observations on the evolution of evolution

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This blog entry expresses some of my less-orthodox opinions on the nature of human evolution, how we got to this point and where we are going as a species.  It builds on the arguments set forth in earlier blog entries, … Continue reading

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A stem cell cure for Parkinson’s Disease – so close and yet so far away

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Article and image by Vince Giuliano Stem cell injections have been shown to improve symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease (PD) in a rat model, essentially providing a “cure” for the disease.  This is after 20 years of research on stem cell … Continue reading

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