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Kavain is a psychoactive compound produced by the pepper plant kava or kava kava (also known as Piper methysticum), which is found to grow in the Pacific Islands. It is the principal kavalactone present in the kava plant roots.
This article explores an emerging therapeutic approach using methylene blue, a chemical targeting mitochondria, and offering new hope for treating neurological disorders.
In this article, we will explore the differences and similarities between glutamine and glutamate, as well as discuss their metabolic roles, nutritional significance, and clinical applications.
Today’s article explores the biochemical mechanisms, therapeutic potential, and applications of methylene blue for skin health.
GABA plays a role in the central nervous system (CNS), peripheral tissues, and, more interestingly, the immune system, which exerts other biological functions. This article reports the recent findings connecting GABA to the immune system through its interactions with various immune cells.
In today’s article, we will look at some of the main classes of drugs that affect glutamate levels and signaling, as well as their mechanisms, applications, and potential implications of their use.
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