Cell culture contamination is often not detected easily, until experimental variability becomes too large to ignore. One of the most persistent threats is mycoplasma species. These are small, cell-wall-deficient bacteria that bypass normal filtration mechanisms….
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Most people today take herbs in capsules and call it a day. But in Ayurveda, how you take an herb is just as important as the herb itself. The Ayurveda medium used to deliver an herb—whether water,…
Do you know that a single 30-minute procedure can identify tissue changes years before they become cancerous? During colonoscopy, gastroenterologists and colorectal surgeons examine the entire large intestine using a flexible tube equipped with a…
Stress is part of life. Deadlines, family responsibilities, financial pressure, health concerns, and unexpected events can all push the mind into overload. In stressful moments, thoughts race, emotions intensify, and the body reacts as if…
Cancer doesn’t always announce itself loudly. In many cases, the earliest changes are subtle—easy to dismiss as stress, infection, aging, or a temporary digestive issue. The key difference is persistence: cancer-related symptoms tend to last, progress, or…