Does Sugar Have a Negative Impact on Your Brain?
Sugar is ever present in the American diet, with the average American consuming more than 60 pounds of added sugars each year, according to a study published in the Journal…
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A Closer Look at the Brain’s Process for Taking Out the Trash
Your brain, much like the rest of your body, creates waste which needs to be cleared by your body’s disposal systems and excreted just like other types of waste. The…
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Does Rosemary Boost Memory Function and Cognition in Older Adults?
Popular notions about medicine or things that we consider medicinal oftentimes stem from old wives’ tales and urban legends that are passed down from one generation to the next. Whether…
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Choline: The Essential Nutrient You Aren’t Getting Enough Of
Of all the things present in your diet that you might think you’re not getting enough of, choline isn’t likely to be one of them. Healthy fats, protein, iron and…
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Is 5G Technology Hazardous for Human Health?
With each generation of technology comes an increase of devices in our lives and with them, an increase of radio frequency (RF) waves in the environment around us. The latest…
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Can Anger Management Increase Longevity?
Have you ever been so mad you felt flushed or experienced chest pains, headaches or some other physical manifestation of stress? If so, it might not come as a surprise…
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What is the Connection Between the Brain and Skin?
The skin and brain age in similar ways and at similar rates. Looking at factors such as stress levels and acne can help both organs age gracefully.
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Cognitive Training Can Result in Long-Term Improvement
Cognitive function can be improved by factors including physical activity, social stimulation and cognitive training. This can be in a variety of ways.
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Does the Keto Diet Have Antiaging Benefits?
While the ketogenic diet is not a fad and boasts some benefits backed up by science, it does come with risks for older adults looking for longevity.
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HBOT Proves Beneficial to Vascular Dementia Treatments
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is effective as a supplemental therapy in the treatment of vascular dementia.
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