Comment · Wed, May 22, 2024 · ND Owner
Pomegranate seed oil request, high in non-feminizing 17-Alpha-Estradiol which boosts lifespan in male mice
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Medium-Error-1275 · 16 points
I haven't read this study but it might help with cognition as well:
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>Eighty people with the diagnosis of MCI were randomized forty to take 5 drops of PSO and follow the Mediterranean Diet (MeDi) and forty just followed MeDi. All were examined with an extensive neuropsychological assessment before and after one year of treatment.
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>The results showed that the participants who took the PSO had statistically significantly better global cognition (p = 0.004), verbal episodic memory (p = 0.009), and processing and executive functions (p < 0.001) in contrast with the participants who did not take it.
https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-disease/jad231100
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Educational_Ad4189 · 3 points
Jesus, the new web design sounds like a exteremly complex project. you must be spending a ton on IT consultin or do you have a big in-house team? I suppose you would want the team to have some strong science background? What kind of data frame are you using? have you considered a graph database? This would give you a lot of flexabiolity and spped to boot? Check out neo 4j as it is a cool software...
hoep all is well blind mike
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb · ND Owner
It is pretty complex. We started the project back in February, and we are probably a month or so out from completion. Intuit Solutions is doing all the site development work for us, but my team is doing a lot of the graphic design work, and we have been working closely with them on how things will work and look. We've had a lot of collaboration meetings on it, both internally and with the Intuit team. Then the back end work is all being done by my team. We use Google Workspace, so a lot of our data tracking is through Google Sheets. It's nice because we can have total access control, and track who changes certain fields and when. It also allows us to access data without having to jump on the VPN. Since all our product data was already in Sheets, we developed a front end for it through Google Forms. It's actually pretty cool how it works.
Here are some pics of how it is set up: https://imgur.com/a/C4Zak8w
Then we can have different frontends for different people, and only let them have access to the things they need. Customer support will have their own portal where they can see all the data for every product, but not change it. The medical review board will have their own portal that will walk them through which sections they still need to sign off on, and let them mark their tasks as completed. Marketing will have their own access to see all the data they need, including images used. We can have it email certain people when tasks are done, or auto email reminders to board members if they have not completed something. It's really cool! It's not really a database with frontend as a developer would see it, but it fits into our existing systems, and it does everything we need it to without a ton of extra development work. I think this will be good for 1.0. I am sure there are kinks we will need to work out with how things flow. Once we have the process all down, we can discuss building it in a more official database structure and app frontend.