Five Great Ways to Increase Your Brain Power
12/22/2020If you are tired of brain training games, there are other things you can do that are more surefire ways...
Read MoreCan You Literally Think Yourself to Death?
12/6/2020New research out of Harvard University found that too much brain activity may shorten lifespan. Learn why and what you...
Read MoreSharpen Your Brain By Heading Back to Class
11/6/2020According to new research, continuing to learn is what we should all be doing to keep our brains in tip-top...
Read MoreBathing Cap Reverses Alzheimer’s Disease
9/15/2020A new wearable device using electromagnetic energy shows great promise in not only stopping but also reversing the effects of...
Read MoreThe Dangers of Dismissing Hearing Aids
7/13/2020New research links older people’s use of hearing aids with lower risks of dementia, depression, anxiety, and dangerous falls.
Read MoreDMAE (Dimethylaminoethanol)
7/1/2020Let’s talk about DMAE and anti-aging. DMAE is a key ingredient in most anti-aging formulas because it can help increase...
Read MoreHarmful Effects of Stress on Your Brain
3/19/2020It's important to find ways to reduce your stress and anxiety. If left unchecked, it can be harmful to your...
Read MoreAcetyl-L-Carnitine
8/6/2019An Acetyl L carnitine supplement can perform many key functions in the body: improve the functioning of muscle tissue and...
Read MoreAlzheimer’s: Betting Against the House
4/20/2019A new study that Alzheimer's may be connected to leaky blood vessels in the brain.
Read MoreFrailty Raises Dementia Risk
2/9/2019As we get older, we may lose muscle mass. If left unchecked, this kind of slow decline can leave the...
Read MoreAlzheimer’s and Dementia
12/4/2018Alzheimer's is set to become our next big medical terror. What is Alzheimer's? What do we know about it? What...
Read MoreExercising Your Brain, It Matters
10/28/2018Keeping mentally active protects against dementia. Do crossword puzzles; listen to classical music; learn a new language; go back to...
Read MoreCTE: It’s Worse than We Thought
2/3/2018Sparing your children's brains from repetitive trauma may NOT cost them athletically, and it MAY prevent them from being destroyed...
Read MoreMushrooms Boost Brain Power
2/21/2017If you’re a fan of mushrooms, rejoice! New research shows that a certain type of medicinal mushroom may help protect...
Read MoreSeniors Plus Sex = Better Brains
2/20/2016New research suggests that senior citizens who have an active sex life "may" have healthier brains.
Read MoreToo Much TV Harmful for Young Adults
12/17/2015Young adults who admit to spending long periods of time stretched out on the couch watching TV are more likely...
Read MoreMemory Concerns and Later Dementia
11/14/2015Women bothered by memory lapses may be at higher risk of developing dementia or other forms of thinking difficulties over...
Read MoreAlzheimer’s and Your Waistline
10/20/2015People who are overweight or obese at age 50 have a sharply increased risk of developing early Alzheimer's.
Read MoreBrain Benefits of Leafy Greens
4/14/2015A recent study found that eating one serving a day of a leafy green vegetable may help prevent the onset...
Read MoreWalnuts Rock
2/3/2015According to a study just completed at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, walnuts may improve memory no...
Read MoreCold Sores May Double Alzheimer’s Risk
11/4/2014Two separate studies have found that the presence of the herpes simplex virus may be associated with a higher risk...
Read MoreGood Reason for Old Codgers to Drink
11/1/2014A new study just came out suggesting that people over 60 who consume alcohol in light or moderate amounts have...
Read MoreAnxiety, Alzheimer’s, and Psychopharmaceuticals
10/4/2014The long-term use of benzodiazepines, prescribed for anxiety and sleep problems, and one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in...
Read MoreBrain Injuries and Dementia
9/25/2014Head injuries sustained while playing certain sports--not just football--have strongly been linked with an increased risk of developing dementia.
Read MoreCynics at Greater Risk of Dementia
6/7/2014Those with the highest scores for cynicism facea 3.13 greater risk of developing dementia compared to trusting individuals no matter...
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