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Researchers at Tokyo University of Science have discovered that combining common plant compounds from mint, eucalyptus, and chili peppers dramatically enhances their anti-inflammatory effects in immune cells. Certain pairings amplified the response several hundred-fold compared to individual use. The findings, published in the journal Nutrients, suggest potential for new dietary approaches to combat chronic inflammation.

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A Stanford Medicine-led randomized trial in the United States found that a five-day-per-month fasting-mimicking diet was linked to improved patient-reported symptoms and lower biological markers of inflammation in adults with mild-to-moderate Crohn’s disease. The results were published in Nature Medicine.

The ruling bloc led by the Liberal Democratic Party remains committed to passing the fiscal 2026 budget by the end of March, as deliberations continue in the House of Representatives Budget Committee. Opposition parties, including the Centrist Reform Alliance, are pushing back against the swift passage, demanding adequate discussions. They are also calling for the preparation of a stopgap budget in case the regular budget is delayed into April or beyond.

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A clinical trial from the University of Bonn shows that consuming mostly oatmeal for two days can reduce harmful LDL cholesterol by 10 percent in people with metabolic syndrome. The benefits, including changes in gut bacteria, persisted for six weeks. Participants also experienced modest weight loss and lower blood pressure.

A large-scale study in Israel has found that toddlers from vegan and vegetarian families grow at similar rates to those from omnivorous households by age two, despite slight early differences. Researchers analyzed data from 1.2 million children born between 2014 and 2023. The findings suggest well-planned plant-based diets can support healthy early development.

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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner, the Japan Innovation Party, pledge to aim for enacting a bill in the next Diet session to reduce Lower House seats by 10%. However, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has avoided mentioning the topic in her campaign speeches, debates, or on X during the run-up to Sunday's general election.