1. IBS, Crohn’s Disease & Stroke Risk

A study published in Neurology suggests that individuals with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) have a higher likelihood of experiencing a stroke compared to those without it. Conditions like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, which are part of IBD involve long-term inflammation in the intestines, and the study found that people diagnosed with these conditions have a 13% higher chance of having a stroke.

2. Oil Pulling

Oil pulling is a holistic practice that involves swishing oil in the mouth, aiming to improve oral health by reducing harmful bacteria and plaque buildup. Additionally, it promotes fresher breath and overall dental hygiene.

3. AI & Disease Prediction

A large study from Denmark utilized AI to help predict diseases. The study applied AI methods to data from 24,000 pancreatic patients and utilized past medical history and insurance codes to create a database that can predict pancreatic cancer. The findings suggest the potential for early detection in at-risk patients.