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New Study Suggests Omega-3 Might Increases Anti-Oxidant Defense

Sun, 05 Aug 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published study suggests that supplementation of Omega-3, an anti-inflammatory nutrient, might increase anti-oxidant capacity, in specific cases. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this study, states that while anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant nutrients retain a mutually exclusive area, thus both provide some common benefits be it inflammation or oxidative stress, but they each play a key and separate role in combating either inflammation or oxidative stress and the unique properties of neither one should be over-shadowed by supplementation of the other. Anti-inflammatory nutrients should be taken to combat inflammation and anti-oxidant nutrient for oxidative stress.

(PRWeb August 05, 2012)

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New Investigation in Rheumatoid Arthritis Expands The Health Benefits of Omega-3

Sun, 29 Jul 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly released meta-analysis of the Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs), published in Medline and the Cochrane Controlled Trials Register, has concluded that use of omega-3 at dosages of more than 2.7 grams per day for more than 3 months has reduced non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication consumption in Rheumatoid Arthritis patients. Agreeing with this report, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that while this report expands the health benefits of Omega-3 and correctly points to two important factors for Omega-3 supplementation, those being amount of intake and duration, but Omega-3 is a nutrient and the findings of this noteworthy report must not be mistaken for substituting medicinal therapies in favor of dietary intervention.

(PRWeb July 29, 2012)

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Studies Associate Alzheimer to The Declining Sex Hormones With Oxidative Stress and Inflammation as The Key Players

Fri, 22 Jun 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published study states that the levels of sex hormones in men with Alzheimer is less than the men without Alzheimer and suggests sex hormones and immune system influence one another, with inflammatory stimuli as a link. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that other studies have also suggested a link between sex hormones and Alzheimer in both women and men, women carrying a higher risk, but with oxidative stress as the link; thus supporting the essentiality of anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant nutrients in the daily diet.

(PRWeb June 22, 2012)

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A New Study Highlights The Importance of a Specific Anti-Oxidant in Age-Related Eye Disease

Sun, 17 Jun 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly Published study suggests that supplementation of R-Alpha Lipoic, a nutritional anti-oxidant, might prevent the development of an age-related eye disease. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that other recent studies relating to dietary supplementation of anti-inflammatory nutrients, more specifically Omega-3, have suggested equally deterred age-related functional losses of sight.

(PRWeb June 17, 2012)

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New Study Suggests Immune System and Inflammation Play Essential Roles in Hypertension and End-Organ Damage

Thu, 17 May 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published report states that animals lacking certain immune cells were found to be fully protected from hypertension and, in human studies, immuno-suppressive agents have shown to reduce blood pressure and prevent end-organ damage, such as kidney damage. Agreeing with this report, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, since suppression of immune system could only achieved through application of an anti-inflammatory, benefits of an anti-inflammatory diet, such as Omega-3, in hypertensive individuals is indisputable.

(PRWeb May 17, 2012)

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Research in Dietary Association of 10 Nutrients to Alzheimer’s Results in A Clear Winner: Omega-3

Wed, 09 May 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published study Investigating associations between 10 nutrients and cognition, more specifically nutrients with either anti-inflammatory, pro-inflammatory, anti-oxidant or methyl donor properties, found only higher dietary intake of one nutrient, Omega-3, had the strongest association with lower levels of the proteins Abeta 40-42, two proteins with key roles in Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, while many studies have suggested a protective role for anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and methyl donor nutrients but it is the inherent neuro-protective nature of the DHA Omega-3 Fatty Acids that makes it an effective dietary intervention.

(PRWeb May 09, 2012)

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Research in Insulin Resistance and Obesity Offers promising Results

Wed, 02 May 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published study on a recently discovered gene, NYGGF4, associated with insulin resistance in obesity suggests promising outcome. In particular, the study suggests when pre-treated with Alpha Lipoic Acid, insulin resistance in fat cells (3T3L-1) were deceased. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that while this study correctly links the improvement of insulin resistance in fat cells to application of Alpha Lipoic Acid, a nutrient, other studies have shown that Alpha Lipoic Acid also opposes unnecessary formation of fat cells caused through hormonal factors, not only in fat but also muscle cells.

(PRWeb May 02, 2012)

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New Study Relates Parkinsons to Inadequate, Impaired Anti-oxidant Defense and Detoxification

Mon, 30 Apr 2012 08:05:00 GMT

A newly published study suggests that inadequate anti-oxidative defense or impaired detoxification and enhanced deposition of iron in the brain result in the demise of dopamine neurons and thus the development of Parkinson’s. The study further points to the depletion of glutathione, an internal anti-oxidant, as a cause of Parkinson’s. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, glutathione is a potent biological anti-oxidant, detoxifying molecule and overwhelming number of studies have presented credible evidence that dietary intake of R-Alpha Lipoic, a nutrient, increases the glutathione levels and opposes deposition of iron.

(PRWeb April 30, 2012)

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Sleep-Disordered Breathing is Linked to Inflammation, Women Carrying a Higher Risk than Men

Sat, 28 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

In a recent study of large multi-ethnic sample of US adults, the markers of Sleep-Disordered Breathing had positive associations with the presence of CRP levels, an inflammatory marker. The study found that the disorder was more present in women and postmenopausally women were 2.6 times more likely to develop the disorder than perimenopausally women. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, when taking into account the results of this study and the reduced estrogen levels (an anti-inflammatory hormone) at menopause together with the fluctuating estrogen levels in the studies of the menstrual cycle and sleep apnea, anti-inflammatory nutrients offer a viable dietary intervention.

(PRWeb April 28, 2012)

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Association Between Rheumatoid Arthritis and Systemic Bone Loss Highlights the Importance of Omega-3 Anti-Inflammatory Diet

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 14:40:04 GMT

A newly published study, in the Rheumatology International, finds a relation between an inflammatory agent, found in Rheumatoid Arthritis patients, and early bone loss. The study suggests repressing this inflammatory agent as a remedy for treatment. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this study, adds that while supplementation of nutrients such as calcium and vitamin D are highly important in combating osteoporosis but this study correctly identifies an under-looked but yet an important cause of bone loss: ”Inflammation.”

(PRWeb April 27, 2012)

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Surprising Findings in Anti-Oxidant Supplementation and Younger Population

Wed, 25 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A newly published study suggests that while antioxidant consumption would restore some of the blood vessel function in the older population but it could disrupt normal blood vessel widening in the younger population and attributes these differences to the status of free radicals. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this study, adds that supplementation of anti-oxidants in the older population equates to larger availability of glutathione, a powerful internal anti-oxidant that reduces oxidative stress, thus improving blood vessel function; whereas in the younger population it would equate to excessive availability of glutathione, leading to a Reductive Stress, the result of too much of a good thing.

(PRWeb April 25, 2012)

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Nutrients, Oxidative Stress, Inflammation and Alcoholic Liver Disease

Thu, 19 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A newly published study states that alcohol abuse causes the production of toxins from the bacteria in the intestine resulting in oxidative stress and inflammation, which lead to the development and progression of Alcoholic Liver Disease. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, while the best approach to combat Alcoholic Liver Disease would be avoiding the alcohol, but for those who would drink anyways, overwhelming numbers of studies have suggested that specific nutrients could offer beneficial properties against alcohol-induced liver damage.

(PRWeb April 19, 2012)

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Investigation in Metabolic Syndrome and Brain Points to Dietary Intervention of Omega-3

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A newly published study investigating high-dietary fructose consumption and brain metabolic disorders states that subjects with a high-fructose diet but deficient in Omega-3 showed disturbances in brain energy metabolism, as well as memory deficits. Agreeing with this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that while the supplementation of Omega-3 offers a very suitable dietary intervention, credible evidence suggests that the beneficial increases in the responsible biological molecules and processes, referred to in this study, would be further amplified through addition of another important nutrient, R-Alpha Lipoic.

(PRWeb April 11, 2012)

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Investigations in Anti-Oxidants and Fatty Liver Expand the Health Benefits of a Universal Anti-Oxidant

Sun, 08 Apr 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A recently published study, investigating the role of a universal anti-oxidant "Lipoic Acid" and non-alcoholic fatty liver, states that supplementation of Lipoic Acid prevented the accumulation of hepatic (liver) triglycerides through stimulation of SIRT1 and SIRT3 genes. Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that when taking into account the suggestions of this study, relating to the SIRT1, together with the landmark study by Dr. Sinclair, Professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School, Lipoic Acid activation of SIRT1 would also prolong cellular life, a proposed therapeutic target in Parkinson and Alzheimer’s.

(PRWeb April 08, 2012)

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Diet May Play a Key Role, as a Turning Point, in Most Alzheimer’s Cases

Mon, 02 Apr 2012 08:45:03 GMT

A newly published report states that while there are 73,000 published papers on Alzheimer’s Disease, less has been relative to why people get Alzheimer’s and what may be done to avoid it and makes compelling recommendations, which could lower the prevalence of this disease. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this report, adds while the report correctly addresses some of the key nutritional factors that cause neuro-degeneration in Alzheimer's but pro-inflammatory diet is also a key contributing cause.

(PRWeb April 02, 2012)

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Omega-3 Dietary Intervention May Prevent Functional Losses of The Sight

Sun, 25 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

Current investigation in age-related and progressive decline in retina function points to dietary supplementation of Omega-3, as an effective and broad intervention. In particular, a new study relating to dietary supplementation of DHA Omega-3 fatty acids has resulted in recommendations regarding the Omega-3 and preserved retina function as well as deterring the age-related retina functional losses.

(PRWeb March 25, 2012)

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Studies in Anxiety and Depression Point to Age-Associated Benefits of Omega-3

Tue, 20 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A new study has resulted in significant finding regarding Depression, Anxiety and inflammation in older population. More specifically, the inflammatory bio-marker PAI-1 is suggested to be a good indicator of Remitted Depression in the older population. Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, while PAI-1 is a good indicator of remitted depression in the old, but PAI-1 is also an indicator of hypertension risk and coronary artery disease in the older adults as well as a good indicator of mental stress, a precursor to anxiety in younger adults.

(PRWeb March 20, 2012)

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Study on Oxidative Stress and Omega-3 Suggests That at Early Stage of Rett Syndrome, a Genetic Disorder, Omega-3 Dietary Intervention Can Lead to Partial Clinical Rescue

Thu, 15 Mar 2012 08:10:09 GMT

A new finding by Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, University Hospital Azienda (AOUS) and Le Scotte General Hospital, Italy, suggests that Omega-3 dietary supplementation decreased the severity of the symptoms and oxidative stress markers in a genetic disease, for which no effective therapy has been available. Nutri-Med logic Corp adds, while the study states that Omega-3 reduced the markers of oxidative stress, in particular in the red blood cells, but there is a distinct difference between producing anti-oxidant effects and being an anti-oxidant. Omega-3 is not an anti-oxidant rather it is an anti-inflammatory nutrient with broad protective properties, one of which applies to the protection of red blood cells against oxidative stress.

(PRWeb March 15, 2012)

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New Study on Diet-induced Obesity Expands Omega-3 Health Benefits

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 08:00:00 GMT

A new study by The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse & Alcoholism, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA and Department of Biomedicine, University of Bergen, Norway, suggests that consuming sufficient amount of EPA and DHA Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids prevents the fat producing effects of the excessive Omega-6, the other polyunsaturated fatty acids abundantly found in red meat. Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds, while this study investigated the benefits of Omega-3 in preventing diet-induced obesity, another very recent study found that consumption of Omega-3 also resulted in short-term weight loss in obesity.

(PRWeb March 12, 2012)

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New Study on Bone Growth and Adolescent Boys Expands Omega-3 Heath Benefits

Fri, 02 Mar 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A new study by University of Copenhagen, Denmark, suggests that the status of DHA Omega-3 fatty acids were associated with the increased levels of IGF-1, a hormone that plays a key role in childhood growth and the primary target of the growth hormone. Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that there is a clear distinction between the different roles of Omega-3 and IGF-1 in adolescent boys or adults.

(PRWeb March 02, 2012)

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Improving the Regulation of Energy Expenditure May Reduce the Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases and Avoid Pre-Mature Cellular Aging

Tue, 28 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A new study, published in Human Molecular Genetics, investigating the relationship between cell’s ability to produce energy and aging points to a regulator of metabolism for improving cellular pre-mature aging. Nutri-Med Logic Corp agrees with this study and adds a competent body of evidence has suggested that the function of this regulator as well as the cellular energy homeostasis could be improved by R-Alpha Lipoic, a nutrient and a vital co-enzyme in the production of human cellular energy.

(PRWeb February 28, 2012)

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Anti-oxidant Therapy Presents a Promising Strategy in Prevention or Delaying the Onset and Progression of Alzheimer

Sun, 26 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study, in Free Radical Biology and Medicine, provides direct evidence between increased oxidative damage and pathological responses in early memory deficits (pre-plaque) stage of Alzheimer Disease. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this study, adds that inadequate anti-oxidant defense is a precedent condition in Alzheimer, thus, highlighting the importance of an early anti-oxidant diet, as a therapeutic intervention. However, an early anti-inflammatory diet would be as important as the anti-oxidant diet.

(PRWeb February 26, 2012)

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A Cross-Sectional Analysis on Deficiency of Choline, a Nutrient, Results in an Important Finding for Postmenopausal Women

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study by Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, encompassing large cohort of patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver, suggests that decreased intake of choline, a nutrient, was significantly associated with increased fibrosis in postmenopausal women. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with study, adds that this important finding opens the discussions on the adequate choline intake, previously set by the US Institute of Medicine to be the same for pre or postmenopausal women.

(PRWeb February 22, 2012)

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Newly Published Report on the Health Benefits of Omega-3 Suggests Higher and Shared Consumption of the Two Important Fatty Acids of EPA and DHA

Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published report suggests that, based on current evidence, increasing consumption of either EPA or DHA Omega-3 Fatty Acids would be more compelling than little or no consumption and, further, their combined consumption would be most prudent for cardiovascular health benefits. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this report, adds when taking this report together with another current review by Harvard Medical School as well as the latest findings by The US National Institutes of Health, a balanced intake of EPA and DHA Omage-3 Fatty Acids would be the most favorable approach to cardiovascular and nervous system health.

(PRWeb February 20, 2012)

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New Study on Oxidative Stress Provides Insights to Premature Aging, Diabetes, Atherosclerosis, Hypertension and Neurodegenerative Diseases

Fri, 17 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study by National Institutes of Health on oxidative stress, more specifically in the role of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) on aging and a range of human diseases including diabetes, atherosclerosis, hypertension, cancer, cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases implicates a compromised redox homeostatic pathways. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing with this study, states that while homeostasis of redox pathways do play a fundamental role in opposing premature cellular aging and age-related diseases but homeostasis of the immune system (inflammation) is equally as important, if not more.

(PRWeb February 17, 2012)

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A Newly Published Study Associates Alcoholic-Induced Liver Damage to The Abnormal Metabolism of an Essential Nutrient

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study on Alcoholic Liver Disease (Steatohepatitis) suggests that alteration in the metabolism of an essential nutrient (methionine) leads to the reduced levels of molecules (glutathione) needed to counter alcohol-induced liver injury and reviews the dietary supplementation of methionine, as a treatment. Nutri-Med Logic Corp agrees that consumption of alcohol causes such alteration but states that another culprit in alcohol-induced liver injury is the hyperactivity of a gene, which could be moderated through supplementation of another nutrient: Poly-Enyl-Phosphatidyl-Choline.

(PRWeb February 08, 2012)

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A Published Review of Controlled Studies in Attention Deficit Disorder Suggests the Addition of Omega-3 Supplementation for Those Unresponsive to Medicinal Therapy Alone

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A Newly published review revives the interest in supplementation of Omega-3 in children with Attention Deficit Disorder, unresponsive to traditional therapies. Agreeing with this recent review, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that the review of all published studies in PubMed, relating to Omega-3 and children with Attention Deficit Disorder, suggests that even for those children with an effective medicinal therapies, when Omega-3 is added, the results are augmented.

(PRWeb February 07, 2012)

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Newly Published Study Finds Important Association Between Oxidative Stress, Microvascular Aging and Healing

Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study, investigating the proper blood vessel formation (angiogenesis), implicates a specific factor (Nrf2) in premature aging of the blood vessels, as well as their improper healing. Expanding on this study Nutri-Med Logic Corp says that Nrf2, also known as a physiological regulator of oxidative stress, plays an important part in general premature aging as well as many diseases, ranging from Arthritis to Alzheimer.

(PRWeb February 06, 2012)

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Studies Suggest That The Output of A Hormone With A Key Role in Energy Homeostasis And The Development Of Diabetes Type II Could be Improved Through Specific Diet

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A Newly published study, investigating the role of an anti-inflammatory hormone, which its decline has been associated with diabetes type II, obesity and cardiovascular diseases, suggests a specific diet for its functional improvement. Agreeing in part, Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that any proper diet that could increase the intake of anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant nutrients would be fundamental in promoting good health, cardiovascular and diabetes included. However, as to the subject anti-inflammatory hormone of this new study, stress plays a more predominant role in its decline.

(PRWeb February 05, 2012)

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New Study Points to a Unique Nutrient, other than Omega-3 but Equally as Important, for the Protection of Nerve Tissue

Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A recently published study investigating the role of Alpha Lipoic in Neuroblastoma (a malignancy that forms in nerve tissue), moves Alpha Lipoic up to the top of the nutrients ranking for the protection of nerve tissue. Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that while the study correctly and accurately highlights the importance of Alpha Lipoic and its protective role for nerve tissue, several other recent studies suggestions also cross paths with the potential benefits of Alpha Lipoic in diseases like Alzheimer, Arthritis and COPD.

(PRWeb January 29, 2012)

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A New Study Suggests Certain Nutrients May Offer a Healthy Intervention In Premature Aging of Lungs

Sun, 22 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A recently published study, investigating the relationship between chronic inflammation, cellular aging and premature aging of lungs, highlights the potential benefits of certain nutrients (polyphenols) in lung diseases such as COPD or Emphysema. Agreeing with this recent study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp adds that while polyphenols retain an inherent anti-oxidant (protective) property, the lungs are also protected against the constant oxidative challenge by non-enzymatic antioxidants, such as Glutathione and R-Alpha Lipoic Acid, two very important endogenous anti-oxidants, which also offer health benefits against oxidative stress premature aging.

(PRWeb January 22, 2012)

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New Study Suggests Metabolic Homeostasis As A Novel Opportunity In The Treatment of Diseases Such As Diabetes

Sat, 21 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A recently published study in the World Journal of Diabetes suggests that the body’s inability to clear free radicals leads to an imbalance in the body's homeostasis, which contributes to development of disease states such as diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cancer and even aging. Expanding on this new study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that while the study correctly states the consequences of redox imbalance and its implications, homeostatic imbalance is not limited to only redox imbalance and that there are, at least, three other key areas that affect the homeostasis, all of which highlight the role of proper nutrients in the daily diet.

(PRWeb January 21, 2012)

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A Recently Published Study Investigating Anti-Oxidants For Diabetics Suggests A Nutrient, Alpha Lipoic, Resulted in General Systemic Improvement, Including Liver Health

Mon, 16 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A recently published study, in the European Journal of Nutrition, investigating the effects and benefits of Alpha Lipoic and diabetic disturbance in the red blood cells of the animals, revealed Alpha Lipoic, a vital biological co-enzyme, also found in food, increased antioxidant activities in the red blood cells, elevated the glutathione (a biological anti-oxidant), lowered Glycation, reduced triglycerides, reduced hyperglycemia and reduced two enzymes, ALT and AST, which are normally elevated in human diabetes. Expanding on this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that another recently published report, summarizing the results of the studies of last 10 years on R-Alpha Lipoic, concluded that R-Alpha Lipoic is the most effective anti-oxidant in Diabetic Neuropathy, in humans, as well

(PRWeb January 16, 2012)

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Studies Are Pointing to Oxidative Damage As a Significant Risk Factor in The Development And Progression of Diseases, Ranging From Arthritis to Alzheimer

Sun, 15 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A newly published study, which entailed 10 years of research, is shedding a more deserving light to another important health risk factor: lack of antioxidant defense, which has been implicated in many diseases, ranging from Arthritis to Alzheimer. Going back to 1987, when the first study suggested a common factor (inflammation) in diseases ranging from Arthritis to Alzheimer, at least, 1459 other studies have followed, only investigating the role and association of inflammation in the development and progression of Alzheimer. Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that the lack of anti-oxidant defense in the development and progression of diseases is as important as the role of inflammation, if not more.

(PRWeb January 15, 2012)

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A New Report Summarizing At Least 10 Years of Research On The Benefits of R-Alpha Lipoic, An Anti-Oxidant For Diabetics, Finds Its Clearest Benefit In Diabetic Neuropathy

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:00:00 GMT

A Newly released report by the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC, Canada, relating to clinical trials of last 10 years relating to R-Alpha Lipoic, suggests while R-Alpha Lipoic offers many different potential benefits but Diabetic Neuropathy received the clearest benefit. Expanding on this report Nutri-Med Logic Corp states, while the report covered plethora of R-Alpha Lipoic benefits, but it did not cover an important aspect and benefit of R-Alpha Lipoic in reduction of corporal weight in Obesity.

(PRWeb January 12, 2012)

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A Newly Published Controlled Study Suggests Promising Results In Antioxidant Supplementation And Adult Down Syndrome With Dementia

Wed, 11 Jan 2012 10:00:00 GMT

A newly published study, in the Journal of Alzheimer, investigating the association of seizures and cognitive decline, dementia in adults with Down Syndrome yields promising results for those who incorporate anti-oxidant supplementation. Expanding on this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that anti-oxidant supplementation, in such cases, would have to be the type capable of passing the Blood-Brain Barriers.

(PRWeb January 11, 2012)

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New Double-Blind, Randomised, Controlled Trial Suggests That Supplementation of Omega-3 Resulted Only in Significant But Short-Term Weight Loss, in Obese Individuals

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 10:00:00 GMT

A new study by The School of Biomedical Sciences and Pharmacy, The University of Newcastle, Australia, reports significant reduction in fat mass of the obese subjects, in the Omega-3 group, but only up to 14 weeks and that Omega-3 did not promote weight loss, thereafter. Expanding on this new study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp state that, while Obesity is also an inflammatory disease but the study incorporated an Omega-3 ratio much more favorable to the nervous system and a balanced ratio would yield long-term benefits, as well.

(PRWeb January 10, 2012)

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New Study Points To Systemic Inflammation As An Independent Predictor of Low Bone Mineral Density (Osteopenia) In Stable COPD Patients

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 10:00:00 GMT

A recent study has concluded that systemic inflammation (dysregulated inflammation) is an indicator for Osteopenia (low bone mineral density) in individuals with COPD. Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that categorizing systemic inflammation, as a risk factor in Osteopenia, should not be limited to only individuals with COPD, rather to all adults.

(PRWeb January 09, 2012)

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A Recent Meta-Analysis Presents Surprising Finding Regarding A Specific Component of Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 10:00:00 GMT

A recent report by Yale School of Medicine, which involved review of PubMed randomized placebo-controlled trials of 699 children, regarding Omega-3 Fatty Acid supplementation and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD), makes a surprising recommendation as to the EPA component of Omega-3. Nutri-Med Logic Corp, agreeing in one part but disagreeing with another part, states that only the DHA component of Omega-3 could be is utilized in the brain and nervous system and, thus, the DHA component is as relevant as EPA component of Omega-3 Fatty Acids, if not more, unless the subjects in such studies, Reviewed by Yale, had other existing conditions.

(PRWeb January 08, 2012)

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VA Medical Center Study Suggests That Significant Degree of Association Was Found Between Elderly Cognitive Function, Their Brain Volume and Distinct Nutrients

Mon, 02 Jan 2012 10:00:00 GMT

The study suggests in two groups, one having Omega-3 Fatty Acids and the other having vitamins B (B1, B2, B6, folate, and B12), C, D, and E, brain volume and functions was higher in the elderly. Expanding on this study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp states that while this study re-affirms the role of a proper diet, more specifically, an anti-inflammatory together with an anti-oxidant and methyl group provider for elderly, but the same diet should be included in the new-year resolution diet for all adults.

(PRWeb January 02, 2012)

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