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Ruler in Mongol and Turkic cultures, variously describing kings, princes, and governors
Clinical trials and meta-analyses provide mixed but measurable evidence that —both commercial preparations studied historically and newer extracts—can lower measures of glycemia (fasting glucose, HOMA...
A growing body of laboratory and animal research reports that honey and honey-derived compounds have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-amyloid properties that could, in principle, protect brain ...
The published evidence contains one prominently cited large randomized, double‑blind, placebo‑controlled trial of honey for prevention of dementia in older adults — a five‑year study conducted in Iraq...
Swords began to incorporate steel centuries before the medieval period, with isolated steel or carbon-rich iron blades appearing as early as the late 2nd millennium–1st millennium BCE in several regio...
Peer-reviewed clinical evidence that honey or honey-derived compounds treat Alzheimer’s disease is essentially nonexistent: the literature is dominated by in vitro and animal studies showing neuroprot...
Neither large randomized controlled trials nor registered clinical programs specifically testing honey or broader apitherapy as a disease‑modifying treatment for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) exist in the ...
Three human randomized trials or randomized allocations are repeatedly cited in the literature: a randomized trial of Tualang honey versus hormone therapy and control in postmenopausal women (n=102) t...
Three kinds of randomized trials are repeatedly cited in the literature as testing honey supplementation for cognition in older adults: a large five‑year placebo‑controlled trial attributed to Al‑Himy...
The U.S. legal system does not accept a parallel application of Sharia as a distinct legal regime but routinely permits , which courts evaluate under neutral secular doctrines. Federal and state court...