Shape Up! India launches oral collagen for healthy ageing
16 March 2021 | News The product claims to be helpful for millions of chronic degenerative cases and sportspersons
Maintaining active joints and younger-looking skin is essential for healthy ageing. Chronic degenerative conditions are becoming more prevalent due to micronutrients, malnutrition, environmental toxicity and an increasing number of uninsured & unsecured ageing population living under stress.
In a major breakthrough, doctors of regenerative medicine, dermatologists, general physicians, orthopaedic consultants and physiotherapists from across India, along with Margie Aliprandie, Health & Wellness Consultant from the US had a brainstorming symposium on this which culminated in the launch of revolutionary oral collagen – Liquid BioCell Life in Bengaluru.
It’s a hectic workday for Mala Honnatti who has just returned from a 10-day mountaineering expedition in Ladakh. At her hostel in Shoolini University in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, this final year student is busy preparing for the last semester of her master’s in yoga and exploring her future career prospects.
Honnatti is indecisive whether to become a yoga teacher, a corporate trainer or conduct trekking expeditions. “My mind is buzzing with ideas. So many choices and so much to do,” she says. Honnatti may sound like another young person on the cusp of graduation, except that at 67 years, she is talking about her fourth career plunge.
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As Qatar continues to roll out its National COVID-19 Vaccination Program, the country’s Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) recently announced that more than 327,000 vaccine doses have been administered so far.
Dr. Hanadi Al Hamad, National Health Strategy 2018-2022 Lead for Healthy Ageing, has called upon family members to support elderly relatives to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Dr. Al Hamad explained, “Now that we have approved and effective vaccines, elderly people have the opportunity to become protected and live free from the threat of this virus.
I ask anyone with elderly relatives who are not yet vaccinated to support your elderly mother, father and loves ones to get vaccinated and get protected. Please ensure they understand that the vaccines are safe, and more than 327,000 doses have been safety administered to the most vulnerable people in Qatar.”
Study unlocks 70,000 new virus species in the human gut, creates bacteriophage opportunities European researchers have reported the identification of over 140,000 viral species living in the human gut, more than half of which have never been seen before. The findings could open up new opportunities for bacteriophages for human nutrition.
The biodiversity of the human gut is significant: In addition to bacteria (the microbiome), and fungi (the mycobiome), the gut also contains hundreds of thousands of viruses called bacteriophages, which can infect bacteria.
It is known that imbalances in our gut microbiome (dysbiosis) may contribute to diseases and conditions such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, allergies and obesity, but our knowledge and understanding of the interplay between our gut bacteria and the bacteriophages that infect them is less developed.