Category: micronutrients Tuesday, August 16, 2022 Targeted repletion may be the competitive edge every serious athlete needs : From baseball to bodybuilding – targeted repletion may be the competitive edge every serious athlete needs. The key word being “targeted.” We all know athletes, particularly college and professional athletes, will push their bodies and skill to the edges of potential, and beyond. The physical discipline and mental focus in elite athletes can be extreme. Every improvement in physiology can potentially move the athlete into new realms of performance.... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Tuesday, August 16, 2022 #micronutrients #micronutrienttesting Choline & Muscle Cramps Choline & Sports Nutrition intracellular micronutrient status micronutrient deficiency micronutrient test micronutrients sports nutrition Sports Performance targetedsupplementation Tuesday, February 1, 2022 Better with Age: The Science of Healthy Aging As you age, would you rather feel great, or look great? Why not both? A new perspective on aging may give you hope, regardless of whether you are 40 or 80. Here’s why getting old does not just mean accepting the inevitable – wrinkles, gray hair, or cognitive decline. There is very advanced, albeit not highly publicized, technology in blood diagnostics that allows you to harness the good and work to minimize the bad, at least from a physiological standpoint... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Tuesday, February 1, 2022 Age Managent Anti-aging Biological Aging Cellular Health Degenerative Disease Healthy Aging micronutrients Telomere Health Telomere Testing Thursday, June 10, 2021 Lack of this Nutrient May Induce Muscle Cramps. Spoiler – It’s Not Magnesium An expert panel of 6 medical specialists recently published a study on choline and its role in muscle metabolism. This nutrient – just as important but lesser known compared to its B vitamin cousins – plays a fundamental role in muscle physiology and its deficiency may be a cause of muscle cramping, in otherwise apparently healthy people. Perhaps choline’s most well-known function is its role as part of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is ... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Thursday, June 10, 2021 Choline & Muscle Cramps Choline & Sports Nutrition micronutrients Monday, June 7, 2021 What is Vitamin B12’s Relationship with Shoulder Injuries? In this prospective study, researchers followed 87 people to determine if their vitamin B12 levels correlated to a higher risk of a rotator cuff tear. The rotator cuff are muscles and tendons that stabilize the shoulder and maintain joint integrity, and this is one of the first studies to look at this specific injury and its relation to B12. To begin the study, levels of vitamin B12 were measured as well as other nutrients including vitamin D, zinc, calcium, magnesium, and... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Monday, June 7, 2021 micronutrients sports nutrition Sports Performance Vitamin B12 Thursday, May 27, 2021 Does Vitamin D Status Affect an Athlete’s Ability to Recover from Knee Surgery? A prospective study on 153 athletes that underwent ACL surgery looked at this very question. Interestingly, the authors concluded that vitamin D status has no effect on outcomes, yet those with the lowest vitamin D status had three times the failure rate than those with higher vitamin D, meaning the authors’ conclusion is not the only conclusion at which one may arrive. Here are the details... The average age of the 153 patients was around 24 years old – young... Read More Posted by Nichole Herms at Thursday, May 27, 2021 exercise physiology micronutrients sports nutrition vitamin d vitamin d and injury recovery Tuesday, May 4, 2021 T-Cells Are Finally Getting the Attention They Deserve, In the Era of COVID Research confirms that T-cells hold the key to lasting immunity against COVID. While most of us are familiar with the notion that antibodies protect us against a specific virus, it is not as well known that antibodies can fade, sometimes even after just a few months. T-cells, however, hold a cellular memory of infection for years, sometimes decades. Further, T-cells are the cells responsible for telling the other immune cells what to do and coordinating a full-... Read More at Tuesday, May 4, 2021 Cellular Health COVID Antibodies Immune Testing Lasting Immunity micronutrients Tcell Memory Tcell Testing Tcells Monday, May 3, 2021 Glutathione: The Powerhouse Nutrient Purported to Protect Against Severe COVID Symptoms Could this powerhouse nutrient be the reason some people fare well while others get really sick from COVID? One doctor has a theory. A doctor at the Research Institute for Genetic and Molecular Epidemiology in Russia proposes a viewpoint that glutathione – known sometimes as the master antioxidant of the body – holds the answer to why so many people have different clinical courses of COVID. Some mild, some severe, some short-term, some for mo... Read More at Monday, May 3, 2021 Cellular Health COVID-19 and Inflammation Glutathione Glutathione and COVID Inflammation micronutrients Tcells Thursday, January 21, 2021 Immunity Against SARS-CoV-2 May Come from T-cells More Than Antibodies In many people, antibodies may not be the superstars of lasting immunity against the virus that causes COVID, according to recently published research (January 2021) from a German university, which suggests T cells may be the key to lasting immunity. In this study, 78% of volunteers for convalescent plasma donations, who had been confirmed positive via PCR testing for the SARS-CoV2 virus, did not have detectable antibodies in their blood. However, all of them did show T-cel... Read More at Thursday, January 21, 2021 Cell-Mediated Immune Function Functional Medicine Immunity micronutrients Thursday, January 21, 2021 The T-cell is Fast Becoming the Superstar of Fighting COVID T-lymphocytes, the type of white blood cell that plays a key role in fighting infections, are at the center of a recent study on why some patients fare worse than others when infected with the COVID virus. According to research published in a well-known immunology journal, patients with mild or asymptomatic COVID had both higher numbers and better functioning T-cells (aka T-lymphocytes). In fact, patients who fared worse consistently displayed T-cells that were literally ex... Read More at Thursday, January 21, 2021 Cell-Mediated Immune Function Immunity micronutrients Page 2 »
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