Could Resveratrol activate NK cells of our innate immune system?

by Dr. Ellie Wright | Jan 11, 2020 | Innate Immunity

Abstract Innate immunity acquired at birth presents is considered the first line of defense and includes an entire army of cells like epithelial cells, macrophages, NK, plasma proteins complements and cytokines. It was found that this immunity changes with aging and...

How about reducing neuroinflamation by modulating Microglia with polyphenols?

by Dr. Ellie Wright | Jan 8, 2020 | Neuroinflammation

Is it possible that hyperactivation of microglia results in brain inflammation? Microglia was found to play a major role in the neurodegenerative diseases like: Parkinson, AD, Addiction, Alzheimer, ADHD, OCD, etc, Then reducing the neuroinflammation might be a...

Could phytoestrogen have a protective effect in hormonal cancer?

by Dr. Ellie Wright | Jan 7, 2020 | Phytoestregen

While HRT (hormone replacement therapy) has been attributed pro cancerous effect, the phytoestrogen seem to exhibit opposite effects. Phytoestrogen are plant-based derived estrogen that exhibit estrogenic activity that might become a better therapeutic agents for...

Could the BRK, BDNF, mammographic density, and G protein couple Er 1 be some prognostic marker for ER + breast cancer?

by Dr. Ellie Wright | Jan 7, 2020 | Microglia

While mammograph can only detect breast cancer that is visible that mean has been growing in the body for over 10 year what else can we do to early detect and predict better outcome of breast cancer in the 20th century? Mammographic density is an evaluating tool in...