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Dr. Sinclair recently said he takes NMN instead of NR based on research he did that found NR did not work at all, while NMN increased the endurance in older mice such that they were able to run twice as far as those on placebo. He is referencing this research , but unfortunately, they did not publish the results they found with NR.  NMN has much stronger record of benefit to humans in clinical studies Over the last few years there have been several human clinical trials published with NR, while those with NMN have lagged behind, leading some people to conclude that NR is the “safer” bet. In 2021, that narrative was turned upside down, as 3 clinical studies were published with NMN. One was a safety trial only ( r ). The other 2 were successful in showing some benefit to humans ( r , r ). Although there have been more than 11 clinical trials now published with NR, nearly all have failed to show any benefit in humans. The one possible exception being this 2021 research showing a redu

The original Zelenko protocol consists of zinc, low-dose hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin (Zithromax). Based on rapidly emerging clinical trials evidence of ivermectin, an anti-parasitic medicine, has highly potent real-world, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties against COVID-19 virus, Dr Zelenko has also included  ivermectin  as part of his prevention and treatment protocols. Zelenko Covid-19 Prophylaxis Protocol Prophylaxis is an action taken to prevent, preventative or protect against a specified disease i.e. action taken before getting the infection. Greek in origin, from the word "phylax", meaning "to guard" and "watching." The Zelenko prophylaxis protocols are categorised based on the risk profile of the patients i.e. low, moderate or high risk. Low Risk Patients:  Young healthy people do not need prophylaxis against Covid-19. In young and healthy people, this infection causes mild cold-like symptoms. It is advantageous for these patients

How Can Telemedicine Help? Telemedicine (Matusitz and Breen, 2007) is useful when: - Patients live far away from medical facilities - Patients live in remote communities - Patients are housebound - Patients are easily stressed in a formal medical environment - Patients have difficulty finding transport to medical facilities - Patients are unable to deal with long waiting periods - Patients or doctors are at high risk of infection (e.g. lowered immunity, communicable diseases and drug-resistant infections such as MRSA/methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus) Telemedicine (Matusitz and Breen, 2007) can also: - Reduce the number of outpatient visits - Reduce the overall cost of healthcare - Reduce the risk of disease or parasites spreading - Make medical information sharing and education easier - Make healthcare more accessible to more people While doctors cannot conduct physical exams through telemedicine, it lets them take history and use visual cues to make a diagnosis. Role of Tel

Chronic joint pain affects almost one-quarter of people worldwide. Common joints affected include the knees, hands, elbows, shoulders, back and elsewhere. In most cases, this is caused by the most common type of arthritis, osteoarthritis. Topical painkillers are products that you apply onto your skin to provide relief for joint and muscle aches. They also help with burns and hemorrhoids.  What Is The Main Cause of Joint Pain? The most common causes of chronic pain in joints are: Osteoarthritis, a common type of arthritis, happens over time when the cartilage, the protective cushion in between the bones, wears away. The joints become painful and stiff. Osteoarthritis develops slowly and usually occurs during middle age. How Can I Stop Joint Pain? - Stay at a healthy weight. Extra pounds put pressure on weight-bearing joints like hips and knees. Each pound you gain adds nearly four pounds of stress on your knees and puts six times the pressure on your hips. - Control your blood sugar. Hi