Why does light immediately change our mood, but only gradually affect vitamin D levels? When the sun appears through the clouds After a series of cloudy days, just a few…
“Scientists confirm: properly timed fasting activates cellular autophagy and promotes health and metabolism.” Fasting between tradition and modern science Lent is a term with deep cultural and religious roots. For…
Green power against the silent killer: what the latest studies on sulforaphane and the large intestine have revealed Broccoli and the large intestine: what does the data really show? The…
The microbiome as a chemical factory that affects immunity, inflammation and even your mood. The gut microbiome has become the subject of intensive research across biology, medicine and chemistry¹. As…
The head of Carnomed recaps the birth and story of a successful Slovak product of global dimensions, written by tens of thousands of satisfied customers. In June 2020, we were…
The difference between bioactivity and bioavailability is the reason why many supplements never deliver what they promise. In discussions about nutrition, health and nutritional supplements, we often encounter terms that…
Why a brain in love is not a reliable brain “There’s chemistry between us” is something we use automatically, often without thinking. It’s as if it were a metaphor to…
It is not spectacular. It is essential. From disulphide bonds in proteins to glutathione and detoxification processes. Why a targeted approach (MSM, sulforaphane, NAC) makes sense today. Sulphur: why and…
Antibacterial action vs. mucosal cytoprotection: how research understands it today H. pylori is a “silent roommate” of the stomach, which in some people causes no symptoms, but in others triggers…
