Stem Cell Therapy Malaysia

10/12/2025

Trans fats are commonly found in margarines, vegetable shortening, baked and fried foods and pre-packaged snacks.

A recent WHO study found that every 2% increase in energy intake from trans fats significantly raises the risk of:

💔 heart disease by 25%
😐 death from any cause by 14%

10/12/2025

A study published on October 1, 2025 in the journal Nature found that a diet high in the amino acid cysteine can help the gut repair itself after damage. The research was led by Fangtao Chi and senior scientist Ömer H. Yilmaz at MIT. In experiments on mice, the team showed that eating more cysteine helped the small intestine regrow its lining after radiation injury, which is the kind of damage often caused by cancer treatments.

The researchers discovered that cysteine works by boosting a special immune signal. When cysteine is absorbed in the gut, it helps immune cells called CD8 T cells release a healing protein called IL-22, which directly activates intestinal stem cells to rebuild damaged tissue. Mice that lacked IL-22 or CD8 T cells did not heal, even when given extra cysteine—proving this exact pathway is required. The scientists say this could one day lead to simple diet-based support for patients recovering from chemotherapy or radiation.

10/12/2025

Cutting out carbs entirely may strain your thyroid and slow metabolism. Research suggests balance is better for long-term health.

05/12/2025

02/12/2025

In South Korea, your “after” face can literally confuse airport security.

South Korea isn’t just about K-pop and skincare — it’s also one of the world’s biggest hotspots for cosmetic surgery. People fly in from China, Japan, and all over the world for nose jobs, jawline work, eye surgery… the glow-up can be so dramatic that, well, their passport photo looks like a different person.

And that’s where things get awkward. At immigration, officers sometimes can’t match the new face to the old photo, so travelers get stuck in extra checks and questioning.

To avoid that mess, many Korean clinics now give patients a special medical certificate explaining what procedures they had. You just show it with your passport, and it helps prove you’re really you.