Magnesium, calcium and multivitamins:
If you take magnesium, it is not recommended to take it at the same time as your multivitamins. Magnesium may interfere with the absorption of other minerals found in the multivitamins, like iron and zinc. Additionally, it is not recommended to taking calcium, magnesium or zinc together, because…

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Here are some of the examples:
– St. John’s Wort speeds up metabolism of oral contraceptives resulting in decreased amount of hormones in OCs which are absorbed.
– Excessive consumption of grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice could impact the amount of many medications, including OCs that the body absorbs.
– Activated charcoal may bind to OC…

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Some of the vitamins and supplements may interact with oral contraceptives (OCs) and thus reduce the effectiveness of desired birth control.

Today, based on scientific research and clinical studies, we know that not all of the nutrients that we consume, be it in the form of specific foods or as supplements, are absorbed by the body with equal efficiencies. Some of the otherwise healthy compounds, may simply compete for the absorption and some may even result in adverse… Read more

Shilajit is a natural substance found mainly in the Himalayas, Badakhshan- Afghanistan, Karakoram, Gilgit-Baltistan – Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Russia, Central Asia, Iran, Mongolia and in the south of Peru. This resin-like substance is formed for centuries by the gradual decomposition of certain plants by
the action of microorganisms.

Study aims to provide a complementary (to other model systems) strategy and research model to conduct lifespan experiments in cultured human fibroblasts. This research team focused on mitochondrial metabolism in order to better understand how cellular energetics affect the biology of cellular aging. Special emphasis was made on…

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A lot of research is being done on things people can do to live longer
and healthier like improving their diet, exercise, taking nutritional
supplements, stress management and sleep. The challenge is that
scientists typically look at one factor at a time
in their research in order to maintain experimental control. I’m part of
a research… Read more

Just add water to restore food looks

While this is not easily affordable solution for every household, the freeze-dried food preservation is now available for everyone.
We all know that refrigerating and freezing food of all sorts is absolutely critical (for storage), because such measures prevent spoilage – the “bugs” don’t propagate too fast in the cold and nutrition is not…

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If you have any level of the scientific degree, or you feel that you are sufficiently verse on the subject, per you own research, please join our subgroup “Longevity and Aging for Scientists” (see the group’s main menu for the link – “subgroup”).
This is where the “hard core” terminology may be a common place, but this is also a place where…

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Obviously, the “Public Relations” for any new project are of high importance – for the purpose of bringing proper public’s attention. To this end we created a Facebook group which we recommend everyone to join:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/publicscience

Just to note, while our site is in it’s beta version at the moment, posts in the particular group are still appearing in the main site’s public “Feed”. However, as the site’s content grows, the ready to launch feature “Relevant to me” will be turned on and then every user will only see the “Feed” that is completely personalized, per…

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This is a technical type of a thread in this group.
Please, pay attention to the main site’s prompt “Share what’s on your mind…“:
1. If you are on the home page, you are posting into the c “Feed’- will become visible directly from the main page.
2. If you “loaded” a particular group, you will post your “Share what’s on you mind…” into the …

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Does Size Matter? The Nanometers of a CPU
What Does nm Mean For CPUs? How Does It Make a Difference?
Link

Everything about directions and critical innovations in the field of computing technologies and devices.

Cons and Pros of building elevated tracks for high speed trains.
What are the costs of building and, as important, maintenance for elevated vs. grounded tracks?
How reliable are the tracks on the ground over the long term usage vs. elevated ones?
Are there any secondary uses of elevated tracks? For example, as and instead of the regular power lines?

Book Chapter outlines at ScienceDirect:
Maglev is a system in which the vehicle runs levitated from the guide
way (corresponding to the rail tracks of conventional railways) by using
electromagnetic forces between superconducting magnets onboard the
vehicle and coils on the ground (Link)

Magnetic Levitation: How Maglev Works

Draft description: Everything about Maglev…