Hatter Gone Mad+FollowA U.S. high school student discovered that oregano oil killed 100% of bacteria in laboratory tests—performing better than the widely used antibiotic amoxicillin under the same conditions. The study focused on oregano oil’s active compound, carvacrol, which damages bacterial cell membranes and disrupts vital functions. Unlike antibiotics that target specific pathways, carvacrol attacks bacteria in multiple ways. Antibiotic resistance is a growing global health crisis, with many bacteria evolving resistance to conventional drugs. Natural compounds like oregano oil are being studied as complementary or alternative treatments. Researchers caution that lab results do not automatically translate to safe medical use. Dosage, toxicity, and delivery methods must be rigorously tested before human application. Nevertheless, scientists say such findings highlight the untapped potential of plant-based antimicrobials and the valuable role young researchers can play in scientific discovery. #UnboxFactory #MedicalScience #AntibioticResistance #YoungInnovators #Health #facebookrepost13920Share
maria25+FollowScientists Are Trying to Hit Pause on AgingWhat if you could actually slow down aging? Researchers at Altos Labs are experimenting with ways to 'reset' our cells, making them act younger and healthier. By tweaking the genetic instructions that get fuzzy as we age, they’ve managed to reverse some signs of aging in cells—and even in mice! The dream? Treatments that could fight age-related diseases by keeping our cells on track. Still early days, but this could be a total game-changer for how we age. #Health #BodyHealth #AgingResearch20Share
David Hernandez+FollowBethenny Frankel’s Health Wake-Up CallBethenny Frankel just dropped a major health update: she’s been diagnosed with stage 2 chronic kidney disease after some routine bloodwork. She’s using her platform to urge everyone to get their bloodwork done, even if you’re dreading it. Turns out, drinking more water and skipping certain meds are now a must for her. Fans are flooding her comments with support and sharing their own stories. Sometimes, a checkup really can change everything! #Health #BodyHealth #BethennyFrankel11Share
Jared Hardy+FollowSurprise baby: No bump, no clue, just labor!Imagine heading to the ER for stomach pain and leaving with a newborn! That’s exactly what happened to Keionna Dickerson from Milan, Tennessee. She had no baby bump, regular periods, and zero pregnancy symptoms—yet doctors told her she was in active labor. Hours later, she welcomed a healthy baby boy named Champion. This rare phenomenon, called cryptic pregnancy, can happen to anyone and often goes unnoticed until delivery. It’s wild how our bodies can keep such a big secret! Has anyone else heard of this happening, or even experienced it? Let’s talk about the surprises life throws our way! #Health #BodyHealth #crypticpregnancy10610Share
wilsonjames+FollowOklahoma mom’s legacy: $350K for her kids’ futureKaylin Gawf, a 28-year-old single mom from Oklahoma, turned her final weeks into a powerful act of love—raising over $350,000 to secure her children’s future after a terminal cancer diagnosis. Even as she faced the hardest days of her life, Kaylin’s focus was on making sure her boys, Jace and Memphis, would be cared for and not burdened by financial stress. The outpouring of support from the community lifted a huge weight off her family’s shoulders. Stories like Kaylin’s remind us how much strength and kindness can shape a legacy. How do you think communities can better support families facing such challenges? #Health #BodyHealth #Oklahoma10Share
Douglas Robinson+FollowMedicare’s Sneaky Hospital Status TrapEver heard of the “Observation Status” hospital loophole? It’s costing seniors thousands! You can be in a hospital bed for days, but if you’re not officially “admitted,” Medicare won’t pay for your rehab after. Hospitals use tricks like clock manipulation, delayed paperwork, and “virtual” observation to keep you in coverage limbo. If you or your parents are ever hospitalized, double-check your status ASAP—otherwise, you could be stuck with a massive bill. Anyone else’s family get burned by this? #Health #BodyHealth #Medicare103Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowA Mom’s Fight Against Childhood DementiaImagine thinking your child has autism for years, only to find out it’s actually childhood dementia. That’s what happened to Tammy, whose 5-year-old son Tate was finally diagnosed with Sanfilippo Syndrome after years of questions. The heartbreaking part? There’s no cure, but a new gene therapy in the U.S. could help slow things down. Tammy’s now raising funds to get Tate the treatment he needs and sharing their journey on TikTok. Time is everything for this family. #Health #BodyHealth #ChildhoodDementia20Share
rmartinFollowingChicken Listeria Recall: Check Your Freezer!Major chicken recall alert! Over 13,000 pounds of Suzanna’s Kitchen grilled chicken breast fillets are being pulled from shelves in 7 states because of possible Listeria contamination. If you’ve got these in your freezer (look for lot code 60104 P1382 287 5 J14), don’t risk it—toss them or call the company for more info. No illnesses reported yet, but better safe than sorry! #Health #BodyHealth #ChickenRecall31Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowFemale Psychopaths Aren’t What You ThinkTurns out, female psychopaths in prison process emotions way differently than the classic “fearless manipulator” stereotype. New research found they actually feel less in control when seeing disturbing images, and may emotionally shut down as a defense. They’re less fazed by graphic scenes, but get more worked up by threats to their own freedom (like jail pics). It’s not about being cold—it’s about protecting themselves from emotional overload. This could totally change how we approach rehab for women in the justice system. #Health #MentalHealth #psychology2012Share
Kevin Craig+FollowBuffalo rallies for Jim Kelly’s grandsonAfter 38 tough days in the hospital, Jim Kelly’s infant grandson, “Little Bean,” is finally home—but the journey isn’t over. The Kelly family, so familiar to Buffalo, is leaning on the community’s support as baby Beau faces more medical tests. It’s a reminder of how quickly life can change, and how much strength families find in each other—and in their neighbors. The connection to Jim’s late son Hunter adds even more meaning. If you’ve followed the Kellys or just believe in the power of community, how do you show support when someone’s facing a tough road? #Health #BodyHealth #BuffaloBills60Share