An Effective Drug-Free Option to Reduce Dementia is Available to Everyone
Dementia is a syndrome, an umbrella category, rather than a disease because it has no defining cause, distinguishing symptoms, and […]
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Can Gut Bacteria Increase Our Risk of Developing Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson’s disease (PD) develops when nerve cells in the substantia nigra part of the brain deteriorate over time resulting in
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Can High-Intensity Exercise Delay Dementia and Related Diseases in Just Minutes a Day?
It has been known that regular exercise can reduce the risk of dementia by 30% and Alzheimer’s disease by 45%.
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Brain Fog Can Be Removed When You Reverse Your Brain’s Age
Most Americans are deficient in magnesium, a mineral critical for brain health. Magnesium is also required for chemical reactions in
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Fabricated Alzheimer’s Research Throws Current Treatments into Question
Science magazine conducted a half-year study that may have been flawed. A new study looks for links between heart health
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The Latest Study from the United Kingdom Can Diagnose Dementia Nearly Ten Years in Advance
The United Kingdom Biobank analyzed nearly one-half million records comparing baseline scores with several neurodegenerative syndromes. The results are promising
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Alzheimer’s Risk Lowered by Brain Training – or NOT!
I read an article last night that sounds good, but I believe it cannot work. The headline is, How to
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Ultra-High Dose of Vitamin B-12 Offers Optimism For Early Onset Lou Gehrig’s Disease
An article last month in the JAMA Neurology gives hope to those who have Lou Gehrig’s disease – amyotrophic lateral
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Can Infrared Light Therapy Improve Memory Performance in Those With and Without Dementia?
Last summer, I wrote about a light and sound therapy to help those with Alzheimer’s disease. Here is an excerpt
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One in Five Older Adults Are Deficient in This Vitamin and Have Higher Risk of Dementia
Twenty percent of older adults are deficient in folate (vitamin B9). Researchers examined over twenty-seven thousand medical records of men
