Managing fatty liver disease MASLD requires a comprehensive approach. Vitamins and supplements can support liver health by reducing oxidative stress, improving metabolism, and lowering inflammation. However, they are part of a broader strategy that includes diet, exercise, and medical care.

Peptides are short amino-acid chains that act as highly specific signaling molecules and have become a major class of modern therapeutics. More than 80 peptide drugs are approved worldwide, including insulin, incretin analogues such as GLP-1 receptor agonists, vasopressin analogues and linaclotide. These agents provide effective, targeted therapy in endocrine, metabolic, gastrointestinal and oncologic indications, supported by robust randomized clinical trials and rigorous ma

Detoxification is often misunderstood as a fad, yet it remains a central physiological process essential for human survival. The holiday season—marked by stress, alcohol consumption, disrupted sleep, and poor dietary choices—places a substantial metabolic burden on the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, lungs, and intestinal tract. This blog outlines the science behind the body’s three-phase detox pathway and explains how targeted nutritional support can enhance natural clearance m

Understanding the connection between fructose-containing beverages and fatty liver disease empowers people to make informed choices. By reducing sugary drink intake and adopting healthier habits, it is possible to protect the liver and improve overall health.

The Glycocalyx is the lining layer within the blood vessels and the gut. It is easily damaged and it becomes the epicenter of pathology that shortens life span, decreases health and it is easily maintained to prevent heart disease and stroke.

Food may be your key to a healthy life. Eating well, use supplements wisely and economically and enjoy a healthier life.

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