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Four Recent Studies from Frontiers in Medicine on COVID-19
The following is a collection of recent research from the Frontiers in Medicine on COVID-19. Studies include medical plants and
Oolong Tea Stimulates Fat Breakdown During Sleep
Oolong tea could hold weight loss benefits while sleeping, according to a study by the University of Tsukuba. While the
Genetically Weakened Skin Barrier Increases Risk of Skin Cancer and Diseases
The ability of the skin to protect from chemical exposure is something we inherit. Some people are less well-protected which
Leaky Gut and Gut Dysfunction Likely Connected to Severe COVID-19
People infected with COVID-19 experience a wide range of symptoms and severity, including high fevers and respiratory problems. However, new
Tissue Stiffness Contributes to Immune Responses & Chronic Aging Diseases
A new study shows that tissue stiffness causes tension in cells, which likely drives immune responses in many chronic diseases.
Risk of Bone Fracture May Increase with Decline in Enzymatic Processes
Enzymatic process are critical for bone health. And, as this new study shows, a loss of enzymatic processes within the
COVID and Long-Term Brain Disorders: What We Know & How to Learn More
As doctors begin to see more and more patients with long-term impact from the COVID-19 virus (so called long-haulers), it’s
DISCOVERY: Adipose Tissue, a Source of Inflammation that Aggravates COVID-19
While it is understood that obesity is a risk factor for COVID-19 severity, there is new evidence that adipose tissue
Neural Pathway IDed Circadian Regulation, Stress and Sleep
A Nagoya University-led research team in Japan has found a new neural pathway that links the circadian regulation, stress, and
Active Vitamin D Levels Are Connected to Gut Microbiome in Male Adults
University of California San Diego researchers and collaborators recently demonstrated in older men that the makeup of a person’s gut
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Four Recent Studies from Frontiers in Medicine on COVID-19
The following is a collection of recent research from the
Oolong Tea Stimulates Fat Breakdown During Sleep
Oolong tea could hold weight loss benefits while sleeping, according
Genetically Weakened Skin Barrier Increases Risk of Skin Cancer and Diseases
The ability of the skin to protect from chemical exposure
Leaky Gut and Gut Dysfunction Likely Connected to Severe COVID-19
People infected with COVID-19 experience a wide range of symptoms
Tissue Stiffness Contributes to Immune Responses & Chronic Aging Diseases
A new study shows that tissue stiffness causes tension in
DISCOVERY: Adipose Tissue, a Source of Inflammation that Aggravates COVID-19
While it is understood that obesity is a risk factor
Neural Pathway IDed Circadian Regulation, Stress and Sleep
A Nagoya University-led research team in Japan has found a
Active Vitamin D Levels Are Connected to Gut Microbiome in Male Adults
University of California San Diego researchers and collaborators recently demonstrated
Integrative Medicine’s Most Intentional Intersection: SIO and ASCO to Produce 3 New Oncology Guidelines
The early “integrative medicine” period clearly was one of “non-integrated
Compounds in Green Tea, Grapes and Chocolate Block Protease Function in SARS-CoV-2
A nutraceutical study shows that chemical compounds in foods or
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Mankai Combined with Modified Mediterranean Diet Shows Promise for NAFLD
A green Mediterranean (MED) diet, that includes the green superfood Mankai, walnuts and no-red meat, reduced intrahepatic fat more than
A Lifestyle Program Like No Other
Introducing the Next Level Lifestyle Program, brought to by Biotics Research 2020 has presented many challenges, but has also taught
DISCOVERY: Nature Med Study Connects Gut Microbes with Biomarkers of Disease
A large-scale international study using metagenomics and blood chemical profiling discovered a panel of 15 gut microbes that are closely
CDC Launches COVID-19 Survivors’ Study on Long-Term Effects
While much has been learned about COVID-19 in the year since it was first detected, its long-term effects on the
Researchers Define Five COVID-19 Variants
According to current studies, SARS-CoV-2 comprises at least five different variants. COVID-19 variants differ in how the immune system responds
High-Oleic Fatty Acid Foods May Help Multiple Sclerosis Patients
The abnormal immune system response that causes multiple sclerosis (MS) by attacking and damaging the central nervous system can be
New Study Shows High Accuracy of Medical Intuition
A recent study chosen by the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine as an editor’s top read, shows that trained
Risk of Bone Fracture May Increase with Decline in Enzymatic Processes
Enzymatic process are critical for bone health. And, as this new study shows, a loss of enzymatic processes within the
COVID and Long-Term Brain Disorders: What We Know & How to Learn More
As doctors begin to see more and more patients with long-term impact from the COVID-19 virus (so called long-haulers), it’s
The Andrew Weil Center: Primary Engine for the (Global) Growth of Academic Integrative Medicine
The Integrator Top 10 list ten years ago honored the work of what is now the University of Arizona Andrew
Successfully Launch An Online Wellness Education and Lifestyle Medicine Program
Since the pandemic, they way you manage your patient relationships, their wellness goals and market your practice has no doubt
The Andrew Weil Center: Primary Engine for the (Global) Growth of Academic Integrative Medicine
The Integrator Top 10 list ten years ago honored the work of what is now the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine. I apologized then for the oversight in not honoring the Weil Center leadership earlier. In truth, I might have done so virtually every year. The
Integrative Medicine’s Most Intentional Intersection: SIO and ASCO to Produce 3 New Oncology Guidelines
The early “integrative medicine” period clearly was one of “non-integrated integration.” The hospital or insurer wanted to throw the consumer an integrative bone in the competitive marketplace. They produced stand-alone integrative clinics or a carve-out insurance products. Offerings, in these forms, serve dual purposes. The medical delivery organization or insurer
John Weeks on “Why You Didn’t Get Hit up to Subscribe:” Gratitude to the Integrator Sponsors 2006-2020
From time to time someone will assume my writing of the Integrator is a “labor of love.” There is something in that, for sure. Yet the truth is that the Integrator Blog News & Reports would have been stillborn if I wasn’t paid for the work. In piecing together from
Big Duh People! Chiaramonte-Adler Guide a Special Issue Linking Integrative Care and Palliative Medicine
Sometimes synergies call for a solid moment of appreciation. In early 2019, Delia Chiaramonte, MD, an educator and integrative doctor who works in palliative medicine pinged me under my journal editor hat. How about a special issue of JACM-Paradigm Practice and Policy Advancing Integrative Health to highlight “integrative palliative care”?
The VA’s Fast Track for Integrative Health from Evidence to Implementation: Reflections on a Special Issue of Medical Care
Tracking the inclusion of integrative strategies inside the Veteran’s Administration (VA) is an exception to the saying that a watched pot never boils. Integrative health research inside the VA funded in 2016 was the basis by which VA leaders chose 3 years later to more than triple the implementation of
Giving Trauma It’s Due in Education, Diagnostic, and Treatment Processes: The THEN Effort
Many years ago, an integrative colleague and adviser – my spouse! – explained something to me about an important part of her lengthy integrative intake process. The time is needed to build trust to have the patient divulge what is going on at the time a chronic condition set its
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