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Testosterone is the most important male hormone. It is an important regulator of many functions of both male and female, although men generally produce about 10x more of it per day than women. As men get older, their testosterone levels start to decrease by an average of 1% per year...

Vitamin D is essential for our well-being, playing a crucial role in numerous biochemical processes within the body. It supports the health of bones, muscles, and teeth, while also bolstering our immune system. During the summer months, our skin can produce an ample supply of vitamin D when exposed to...

How often do we feel tired right after waking up? The reason may be a lack of sleep, intense training, or chronic stress. Everything in our body is interconnected, and fatigue, sleep problems, and lack of concentration during the day can have various causes. However, most often, they manifest as...

The remarkable vitality of the Japanese population has long puzzled researchers. Their notably low incidence of cardiovascular diseases and remarkable bone strength, even among the elderly, have been linked to their consumption of a traditional national dish known as Natto. This soybean superfood, a staple in the Japanese diet, is...

In the human body, zinc is found only in very small concentrations, yet it is a vital element for all biochemical and physiological functions. Due to its specific physical and chemical properties, which enable it to form characteristic compounds, it is one of the most 'ubiquitous' nutrients not only in...

Each of us responds to infection differently. Why do some people never get sick while others battle allergies, seasonal flu, or digestive problems? This is because we are unique and the immunity of each of us is different. This article will explore what the warning signals of a weakened immune system look...

Science confirmed that sedentary lifestyle and physical inactivity cause cells to age more rapidly. It means that not necessarily the biological age is the same as the chronological age.  Physical activity and telomere length Among other structures, our cells contain telomeres, located at the end of chromosomes. Telomeres protect chromosomes...

Even if we talk about modern times and huge technological advances, our body did not change too much and did not have time to adapt for this rapid progression and its influence. Our abode has changed drastically with advancing technology, seldom we have to move thanks to developed infrastructure, lifts,...