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A sensation of abdominal fullness, often related to fermentable foods, eating pace, or the enteric nervous system.

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A common cluster of forgetfulness, slow thinking, and lost focus — usually reflecting sleep, stress, nutrition, or hormonal shifts rather than a disease.

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A warming aromatic seed used in Persian coffee and tea; supports digestion and freshens breath.

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A gentle daisy-family herb traditionally used in Persian evening tea for calm and sleep.

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A quality assigned to foods, herbs, and constitutions — often cooling, moistening, or calming in effect (e.g. cucumber, yogurt, coriander).

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A Persian word for a wise physician-scholar — the tradition Hakim as a project aspires to honor.

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A blood test that reflects average blood sugar over the previous three months.

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Persistently elevated blood pressure (≥130/80 mmHg under 2025 AHA/ACC guidance) — the most common preventable driver of heart disease and stroke.

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The body's protective response to injury or infection; chronic low-grade inflammation is implicated in many diseases of aging.

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Difficulty falling or staying asleep for at least three nights a week over three months — usually multifactorial.

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A statistical pooling of many studies to estimate an overall effect size — often used to summarize the evidence on a question.

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The community of bacteria, viruses, and fungi living in and on the human body — especially the gut, which shifts within 24 hours of a dietary change.

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The Persian medicine concept of individual temperament — a blend of hot/cold and moist/dry qualities that shapes personalized advice.

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Extra-virgin olive oil is the most studied fat in the Mediterranean and Persian diets — repeatedly linked to lower cardiovascular risk.

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A large family of plant compounds (in tea, olive oil, pomegranate, herbs) linked to lower cardiovascular risk.

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A polyphenol-rich autumn fruit — traditional in Yazd for 'preparing the blood for winter.'

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A study design that randomly assigns participants to interventions — the strongest common design for testing causal effects.

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The dried stigmas of Crocus sativus — a warming Persian spice with small but consistent evidence for mild mood support.

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Age-related loss of muscle mass and strength — one of the strongest predictors of losing independence in later life.

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The traditional Persian floor cloth for meals — a quiet, generational habit that preserves hip mobility across a lifetime.

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A tangy red spice dusted over rice and kebab — one of the highest-antioxidant common spices.

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A structured review of all the evidence on a specific question, following a pre-registered protocol to minimize bias.

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A metabolic condition of chronically elevated blood glucose, largely preventable and often reversible with lifestyle change.

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A measure of cardiorespiratory fitness — one of the strongest single predictors of longevity.

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A nutrient-dense tree nut whose daily handful is linked to lower cardiovascular mortality.

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A quality assigned to foods, herbs, and constitutions — often warming, energizing, or drying in effect (e.g. saffron, cardamom, ginger).

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A traditional Persian fermented dairy — a summer cooling food and modern probiotic source.

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