Research Studies

A 2025 clinical case report describes a patient developing liver injury after consuming a turmeric and black pepper supplement.

Identifying hereditary folate malabsorption early can prevent serious complications and improve outcomes.

A combination of lifestyle adjustments and personalized interventions can enhance cognitive performance in older adults.

Correcting vitamin B12 deficiency can help reduce persistent dizziness in seniors, even after treating other health issues.

A study compares Daiwa Brain Health and Prevagen, finding both supplements help memory, but with different strengths.

This study used advanced computer modeling to understand how shoulder capsule stiffness limits movement in frozen shoulder.

New research suggests that chitosan hydrogels can significantly enhance wound healing, providing a safe and effective treatment option for seniors.

Having healthcare providers who share racial and ethnic backgrounds improves satisfaction for nearly half of Black patients with eczema.

A traditional Chinese medicine formula shows promise in reducing eczema symptoms without side effects.

A new microneedle patch using traditional Chinese medicine shows promise in reducing eczema symptoms by controlling inflammation.

Research suggests that proanthocyanidins from sea buckthorn could offer health benefits for older adults.

Researchers discover that the loss of specific cells in joints may contribute to osteoarthritis, offering hope for new treatments.

Milk thistle supplements may increase the risk of blood clots due to their estrogen-like effects.

A study found that a supplement from saw palmetto, selenium, and lycopene helps reduce urinary symptoms in older men, without affecting sexual function.

Vitamin E, particularly tocopherols and tocotrienols, might reduce vision loss and support eye health in seniors with glaucoma.

New technologies are making it easier for seniors to monitor blood sugar without needles.

Research shows antioxidants could reduce oxidative stress, potentially benefiting seniors with chronic conditions.

Research suggests N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC) might help with certain psychiatric disorders, but more extensive studies are needed.

Myoinositol, combined with selenium, showed potential for improving thyroid function and reducing autoimmune thyroid disease markers.

Research shows that adequate magnesium intake can improve bone density and reduce fracture risk in older adults.

Olive leaf extract ointment relieved herpes symptoms quickly in a study of a drug-resistant case.

A special saw palmetto oil with added plant compounds showed promise in reducing prostate enlargement symptoms in animal studies.

Near-infrared light therapy improved cognitive function in seniors with mild to moderate dementia after 12 weeks of treatment.

While vitamin E may support brain health, its effectiveness in preventing Alzheimer's disease remains uncertain.

Berberine may help manage type 2 diabetes with fewer side effects.

Alpha-lipoic acid may help reduce oxidative stress and manage complications in diabetes, though more research is needed.

Recent research suggests that certain herbal treatments like wolfberry and garlic may help improve liver health in seniors with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

Olive leaf extract, turmeric, and fenugreek show potential benefits for managing diabetes in older adults, but more research is needed.