Could This Millennia-Old Remedy Become a Pharmaceutical Marvel?
findings within the last decade suggest that black cumin seeds may help treat
or relieve symptoms of a wide range of conditions — including type 2 diabetes, obesity, asthma, memory loss, male infertility, rheumatoid arthritis and certain types of cancer. Researchers have also looked into N. sativa as a COVID-19 treatment, though the
study hasn't received peer review.
Even more, the seeds’ inflammation-fighting capacities may combat cancer progression: They could prevent cells from multiplying uncontrollably and forming tumors.
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findings within the last decade suggest that black cumin seeds may help treat
or relieve symptoms of a wide range of conditions — including type 2 diabetes, obesity, asthma, memory loss, male infertility, rheumatoid arthritis and certain types of cancer. Researchers have also looked into N. sativa as a COVID-19 treatment, though the
study hasn't received peer review.
Even more, the seeds’ inflammation-fighting capacities may combat cancer progression: They could prevent cells from multiplying uncontrollably and forming tumors.
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Discover Magazine
Could This Millennia-Old Remedy Become a Pharmaceutical Marvel?
The seeds of the black cumin plant, also known as Nigella sativa, were recognized by the Prophet Muhammad as curing every illness besides death. Now, they may be incorporated into mainstream drugs.
What’s Really Happening When Your Hands or Feet Fall Asleep?
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What’s Really Happening When Your Hands or Feet Fall Asleep?
You know that dull, pins-and-needles sensation you get when your limbs fall asleep? Turns out, it has everything to do with our nervous systems. Here's why our hands and feet keep snoozing on us and what we can do to wake them up.
Fighting the good fight –a new protein found in red blood cells linked to limiting cognitive decline
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Fighting the good fight –a new protein found in red blood cells linked to limiting cognitive decline
A new study shows that depleting mouse blood of the protein ADORA2B led to faster declines in memory, and increased brain inflammation.
The elemental strangeness of foxes
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The Elemental Strangeness of Foxes
Zito Madu in pursuit of London’s wildlife.
The Siberian unicorn lived at the same time as modern humans
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The Siberian unicorn lived at the same time as modern humans | Natural History Museum
Discover the ancient rhino species Elasmotherium sibiricum, known as the Siberian unicorn.
Researchers Are Getting Closer to Making Medical Robots That Can Swim In Your Bloodstream
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Researchers Are Getting Closer to Making Medical Robots That Can Swim In Your Bloodstream
The field of micro- and nanorobotics has been developing for decades. We may soon begin seeing clinical trials.
Wild-Looking ‘Open Rotor’ Engine Could Cut Airliner Emissions by a Massive 20%
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The Drive
Wild-Looking 'Open Rotor' Engine Could Cut Airliner Emissions by a Massive 20 Percent
Along with boosting fuel efficiency, it’s slated to maintain existing performance and noise levels.
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