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Researchers from Georgetown University were investigating a protein for cancer studies which turned out to be a powerful metabolism regulator, as published in Scientific Reports. Forced expression of FGFBP3 in obese mice showed significant reduction of their fat mass despite being genetically predispositioned to eat all the time, suggesting this may offer a novel therapy …
National and international organizations including the World Health Organization have yet to addressed adequately enough the significant health hazard posed by radiofrequency electromagnetic and low frequency field exposures at low intensities. Compelling evidence shows that excessive exposure over long periods of time to mobile phone frequencies will increase risks of brain cancer. Mechanisms responsible for …