Linden flower (Tilia spp.), recognized for its distinctive fragrance and sweet taste, has long been known for its medicinal properties. In traditional medicine, it has been used to alleviate a range of ailments, from stress and insomnia to digestive disorders and colds. It is commonly consumed as tea, tinctures, and essential oils.
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Mitochondria are the “powehouse of the cell”. They influence many systems in the body through their physiologically significant functions. Disrupting the equilibrium of essential processes leads to mitochondrial disfunction. Does it also affect the hematological system? Can their dysfunction cause pathological changes?
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Another exam season has passed. It was one of the most stressful and intense periods in almost every student’s life. Every student urgently waits for the exams to end, hoping to pass most of them. But what happens in the organism when we finally get that feeling of overwhelming relief and happiness? How do the hormones react to emotional changes from stress to euphoria?
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Learning can be a very exhausting process, but scientific research shows that certain methods have a better impact on long-term memory and are therefore more effective than other methods.
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We hear of young and healthy athletes suffering various accidents and life-threatening complications – some unexplained, some obvious, and some the result of multiple factors leading to conditions such as thrombosis. Why is this the case?
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