Wellness Bio Radar
Nutritional science, metabolic research and dietary strategies supported by peer-reviewed evidence.
411 articles
A late-stage clinical trial of Hetlioz (tasimelteon) demonstrated a significant advancement in sleep timing for adults with delayed sleep-wake phase disorder, moving sleep onset an average of 42.5…
A small pilot trial in the United States found that people with Huntington’s disease who followed an intermittent fasting schedule reported measurable improvements in motor function and cognitive…
A recent study shows that limiting daily food intake to an eight‑to‑ten‑hour window can help adults with obesity and prediabetes shed weight and improve metabolic markers. Researchers followed…
Pharmaceutical companies are aggressively pursuing new indications for GLP-1 receptor agonists following their blockbuster success in treating diabetes and obesity. Researchers and industry leaders…
A recent clinical study suggests that limiting ultra-processed foods could significantly alleviate symptoms of depression. Researchers examined the dietary habits of participants and observed a clear…
A recent eight-week crossover trial found that eating a daily serving of walnuts significantly improved mood in young adults while altering key biomarkers tied to serotonin metabolism. Conducted with…
Researchers at Harvard Medical School have identified a novel molecular target for treating sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia. The discovery was made by scientists working at Boston Children's…
Scientists are exploring dietary interventions as potential treatments for serious mental illness. A new approach combining ketogenic nutrition and insulin-targeted metabolic psychiatry is showing…
New research indicates that limiting food intake to an eight-hour daily window promotes greater weight loss compared to longer periods. This finding challenges previous assumptions about optimal…
Modern workplace wellness initiatives often focus on personal habits like diet, exercise, and mental health breaks. However, researchers now suggest that the physical office environment is an equally…
A recent study conducted by researchers at a leading neuroscience institute found that both extremely high and extremely low salt diets lead to memory problems in mice, though through different…
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted approval to tiratricol, marketed as Emcitate. This new medication targets peripheral thyrotoxicosis specifically in patients suffering from MCT8…