NEW STUDIES 1
The Kyolic Garlic & Aerobic Fitness Trial
Arterial stiffness is a cardiovascular risk factor, which increases naturally with age. Kyolic garlic has been shown to improve the flexibility of arteries, and slows down blood flow, which may improve oxygen uptake, associated with aerobic fitness.
NEW STUDIES 2
Cognitive ability, including memory and problem solving, declines with normal aging. For some people, this decline is more rapid, resulting in a condition known as mild cognitive impairment (MCI). MCI can lead to neurological conditions including Dementia, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease. Photobiomodulation (Red Light Therapy) and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) are emerging, non-invasive treatments that may improve cognitive function and/or slow cognitive decline.
This 6 month exploratory study aims to analyse the effect of Red Light Therapy, with or without additional HBOT, on cognition and brain health in people with mild and moderate cognitive impairment. This is a pilot study that will inform future NIIM studies surrounding brain health.
For our research we are seeking:
How this study may benefit participants:
What’s involved?
Please note – participants need to be located in Victoria and need to be able to attend the NIIM clinic in Melbourne
ACTRN12623000845639
National Institute of Integrative Medicine Human Research Ethics Committee (NIIM HREC) Approval Number 0124N_2023
A HEALTHY NEW YEAR
The New Year brings renewed possibility for a fresh start and inspires a range of resolutions. No matter what your age, adopting a healthier lifestyle can improve your health and life, it’s never too late!
Winter Viruses and Immunity
With the change of season and the onset of colder weather, many viruses and winter infections appear more commonly in our community.
Circulating Tumour Cells (CTC) Study
This observational CTC study uses the ISET® system to detect Circulating Tumour Cells (CTC) and other rare cells in the blood. Screening for CTCs can assist in early diagnosis of potential malignancy.
NIIM Pathogen Blood Test Research Study
The study has been approved by an NHMRC registered ethics committee, and is registered on the Australia New Zealand Clinical Trial Registry.
AGE at Heart Trial
We have now completed the trial! Many thanks to all participants & practitioners supporting this study. We have begun analysing the data, and have mailed participants their individual results.