Chinese Create Alternative to Ozempic

The Chinese have created an alternative to Ozempic - edible weight-loss spheres made from green tea, vitamin E, and seaweed. They pass through the stomach, bind to fats, and eliminate them. You can lose up to 17% of your weight in a month, even if you consume fatty foods daily. Tasteless, they are added to desserts or bubble tea, and cost significantly less than Ozempic.

Medical Breakthrough: Successful Transplantation of Pig Lung

Chinese doctors have successfully transplanted a pig's lung into a human for the first time, achieving a medical breakthrough. The operation was performed on a 39-year-old man with brain death. The genetically modified pig's left lung functioned in his body for 9 days without acute rejection. This is the world's first successful transplantation of a lung from an animal. The result confirms the prospects of transplantation. The technology could save thousands of patients in need of donor organs.

Avoid Daytime Sleepiness with Proper Nutrition

You might feel sleepy during the day due to improper nutrition, not lack of sleep. American scientists recommend including 'energizing' foods in your diet to help get through the day: Nuts, grains, fish, seeds, avocado - boost alertness. Eggs, soy, dairy, meat, legumes - enhance brain function and maintain concentration. Meanwhile, fermented cheese, wine, and cured meat increase drowsiness.

The Problem of Blindness Solved

Scientists have developed a method for the complete restoration of vision without the need for surgical intervention or laser procedures. Doctors will be able to alter the shape of the cornea using electric current and adjustments to the chemical balance of the surrounding environment. The result is an immediate and long-lasting return of vision.

Yoga Outperforms Sleeping Pills for Insomnia

Yoga helps with insomnia better than sleeping pills. Scientists from China analyzed 22 studies with different methods of treating insomnia. Among them, medications were not the most effective, but rather: Yoga. It adds an average of 2 hours of sleep per day for individuals and speeds up falling asleep. Walking and running help to fall asleep 30 minutes faster. The martial art Tai Chi ensures a calm sleep and +1 hour to sleep duration. The thing is, activity lowers cortisol levels and boosts melatonin production.

Paracetamol increases the risk of ADHD and autism, warn Harvard experts

Paracetamol increases the risk of developing ADHD and autism, Harvard experts warn. There is no definitive research yet proving that the drug directly causes neurodevelopmental disorders, but scientists see a worrying pattern in data analysis. Experts recommend that pregnant women minimize the intake of this drug and take it only if the benefit outweighs the potential risk.

Study: Vitamin D Slows Aging Threefold

Scientists have proven that vitamin D slows aging threefold. In a study with 25,000 participants, it was established that daily intake of 2,000 IU of vitamin D slows the shortening of DNA chromosomes threefold, which is equivalent to aging 1.5 years over a period of 5 years. Pharmacy doses (5,000 IU) allow for taking a pill every other day, maintaining the rejuvenating effect.

AI accelerates cell rejuvenation by 50 times

In our body, there are four proteins known as 'Yamanaka factors'. When activated, they can turn old cells into young stem cells – such cells can give rise to any tissue in the body, which can essentially be used as a potential remedy against aging. These proteins are virtually inactive by themselves, so we don't notice a natural 'rejuvenation'. However, they can be artificially introduced into the cell and 'reset the age'. The problem is that the classical method works very slowly and with low efficiency. Therefore, OpenAI created the GPT-4b micro model, which was trained on biomedical data about proteins. And it successfully redesigned new versions of these proteins, increasing the efficiency by more than 50 times. Scientists call this a breakthrough in regenerative medicine, as well as a step towards future treatments for age-related diseases and body rejuvenation.

"Don’t Die in the Next 10 Years"

Scientist and immunology professor Derya Unutmaz, specializing in T-cell research and aging processes, recommended "not dying in the next 10 years." Because soon they will be able to return the human body to the state of a 20-year-old. This is not just a theoretical concept but a well-argued approach based on the fact that scientists already know how to rejuvenate cells in the laboratory, understand how the immune system ages, and artificial intelligence allows for rapid discovery of new treatments. All this together shows that in the coming years, aging will not only be slowed down but even reversed. According to the professor, this is a turning point in human history that will completely change our whole life.

Smartphones Cause Cancer - Manufacturers Warn

Smartphones cause cancer - manufacturers themselves warn about it. In the settings of any smartphone - both iPhone and Android - there is a note indicating that the device should be kept at least 5mm away from the body. There are studies proving that the closer you hold the gadget to your body, the higher the risk of developing cancer. Reproductive organs, in particular, should be protected from RF radiation.

Food in Powder Form: Huel

Food for humans - it exists. The brand Huel offers food in powder form, which only needs to be mixed with milk/water, eliminating the need for cooking. A team of nutritionists worked for a whole year to create the ideal formula. Huel powder can completely replace regular food: it contains all 26 vitamins and also meets the daily recommended intake of macronutrients.

Xiaomi to Release $400 Toothbrush

Xiaomi is set to release a toothbrush for $400 - it analyzes the condition of the oral cavity and advises on how exactly to brush the teeth. The Mijia Multi-directional Sweeping Electric Toothbrush is based on a proprietary vibration system that ensures the cleaning of all surfaces. The device can recognize different parts of the teeth and automatically select the optimal cleaning mode.

Excessive Carrot Consumption Causes Impotence in Men

Carrots cause impotence in men when consumed excessively. The reason is the large amount of carotenes contained in carrots. High consumption of these substances can lead to damage to the endothelium - the inner lining of blood vessels, which affects erection.

Scientists Develop Toothpaste from Human Hair

Scientists have created toothpaste based on human hair, claiming that this product actually fights cavities. Keratin, a component found in hair, forms a strong mineral coating that resembles the structure of natural tooth enamel, which protects teeth and can close exposed nerve channels. Currently, the new toothpaste is undergoing clinical trials, and there is a possibility that it could be available for sale in as little as two years.

Android Robots to Raise Human Children

In China, a humanoid "pregnant" robot with an artificial womb is being developed, capable of carrying a child from conception to birth, replacing a woman. This is not just an incubator, but a system embedded in a humanoid body: Inside the abdomen, a robotic abdominal module is installed, maintaining shape, temperature, and pressure as in a woman's body; The capsule is filled with artificial amniotic fluid, rich in nutrients, gases, and hormone analogues; Fetal nutrition will be supplied through a tube connected to the "umbilical cord"; Sensors monitor 24/7 growth, heartbeat, fetal movements, hormone levels, and biochemical indicators. When the fetus reaches full term, the system shifts to "birth" mode: contractions of the abdominal module and "expulsion" of the newborn from the capsule. Developers plan to release the first commercial version within a year.

Condom That Changes Color Idea Revived

A ten-year-old idea of a condom that changes color has resurfaced online. In 2015, a group of British teenagers invented a contraceptive with an antibody coating. Upon contact with bacteria or viruses, it was supposed to change color: green for chlamydia, purple for genital warts, blue for syphilis, and yellow for herpes. Today, the concept is spreading again on social media, and young people are actively writing that they would like such a protective measure. However, unfortunately, the project has not moved beyond the idea stage yet.

Scientists defeat diabetes with genetic engineering

Scientists have defeated diabetes with the help of genetic engineering - the first patient has been completely cured after gene editing. The issue with diabetes is that the body mistakenly attacks and destroys special cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Doctors have managed to "camouflage" these cells and make them invisible to the immune system. In the future, it is planned to use genetic engineering instead of standard therapy.

Scientifically Proven: Peanuts Extend Lifespan

Scientifically proven - peanuts help extend lifespan, fight cancer, and cardiovascular diseases. Forget about expensive anti-aging creams and Botox injections. The true secret to youth might be as simple as eating a handful of peanuts every day. Scientists have found that this slows down cellular aging - a process in which all the cells in the body gradually wear out. Rapid cellular aging is linked to the development of cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and type 2 diabetes.

Alzheimer's Disease Defeated

Alzheimer's disease has been defeated - scientists have reversed the disease and even restored memories. The study showed: low levels of lithium are one of the main causes of memory impairment and neurodegeneration. In experiments on mice, lithium supplementation restored memory, rejuvenated the brain, and eliminated Alzheimer's disease, as well as prevented its development. Lithium is a cheap and accessible remedy that can save 55 million people.

Scientists Identify Genetic Predisposition to Chronic Fatigue

Scientists have determined that chronic fatigue can be hereditary. Research has shown the presence of 17 mutations associated with the development of chronic fatigue syndrome, and that genetic predisposition increases the risk by about 40%. The main genes affecting the sensation of fatigue are: NR3C1 - influences the body's response to stress; TNF-α - contributes to the development of chronic inflammation; SLC6A4 - reduces serotonin levels in the body. In the future, specialists intend to continue studying the causes of this diagnosis and develop possible treatment methods.