AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSupplements Under Scrutiny: A new review in International Journal of Molecular Sciences says berberine’s “natural Ozempic” hype is oversimplified, with effects likely tied to gut inflammation and the microbiome—plus possible digestive side effects and drug interactions. Food as Medicine (and More): A separate nutrition piece highlights lentils as a high-protein, high-fiber staple linked in studies to better blood sugar, heart health and weight control. Aging Tests Debate: An expert panel warns that at-home epigenetic “biological age” tests raise concerns over reliability, privacy and ageism, with unclear real-world value. Fitness Trends: Solidcore is launching a heated, floor-based strength class called Ascend, betting on “muscle-building” and heat training as demand shifts toward workout “portfolios.” School Nutrition Move: France and Mongolia plan to strengthen school lunch quality and accessibility, using French best practices. Health & Wellness in the News Cycle: Celine Dion returns to the stage after stiff person syndrome, reminding audiences how serious conditions can shape daily life. Sports with Wellness Angle: The US reaches the FIBA Women’s World Cup final after beating Spain, setting up a France rematch—while the broader week also spotlights training, recovery and performance.
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