Seminar – personalized intervention

Seminar – personalized intervention

Torre Seminar in Switzerland

As part of the Torre seminar series for pharmacists, we hold the module: Epigenetic analyses for personalized interventions by pharmacies and drugstores.

 

When: 28th June 2022

Where: Edlibach, Switzerland

Plant extracts, miRNA, and response of immune system

Plant extracts, miRNA, and response of immune system

Short report about viruses

The global health is considerably affected by viruses. The few available viricidal and antiviral therapies are expensive and often associated with side effect. Phytoceuticals are epigenetically active, antiviral multi target compounds, that influence several steps of the viral life cycle and host protein. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) regulate post-transcriptionally the host and viral gene expression and are responsible for the fine tuning by controlling the expression of their target messenger RNA (mRNA) in the cells of host and virus. Several plant ingredients have been shown to be effective antivirals. Obviously, miRNAs play a central role in the regulation of the gene transcription in virus replication and host immune response. The expression of immune relevant miRNAs can be regulated by a healthy diet that can so affect viral reaction systems. Secondary plant ingredients (phytoceuticals) as an intervention can enhance the effect and reverse the miRNA expression patterns of an unhealthy lifestyle.
Holistic Health Day – Totally digital?

Holistic Health Day – Totally digital?

Holistic Health Day

14:45-15:30
Totally digital! Is digitization necessary in women’s health?

Panel with Dr. Alexandra Kautzy-Willer, Expert for gender medicine, Mag. Dr. Elisabeth Dokalik-Jonak, CEO of Memocorby, and Dr. Berit Hippe, CEO of HealthBioCare,

Influence of training on epigenetics

Influence of training on epigenetics

Scientific Article: in MDPI Sports 6th May 2022

Healthy cells and mitochondria are essential for the general well being and a long life. Through epigenetic mechanisms the cell can react to different environmental stimuli, adapt to new circumstances, and regulate mitochondrial functions.

In her latest study, Ulrike Krammer was able to measure the positive effects of exercise with a drop of finger blood through epigenetic biomarkers such as microRNAs and DNA methylation, which could provide new insights into exercise- and diet-induced mitochondrial biogenesis.

Further reading of the full article in the Journal Sports MDPI.

Digital Health – gender medicine

Digital Health – gender medicine

Wienerin May 2022 - Digital Health

“Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and side effects of therapies are mostly based on data collection from male subjects. Since the processing systems access these studies and the guidelines based on them, the gender bias can be enhanced.

Therefore, gender-specific data must be considered during the planning stage for digital applications” states Dr. Berit Hippe, CEO of HealthBioCare. The basis must be fair data, that represent the general population and consider gender medicine.