Dementia

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Is it possible that the worst disease our society faces is poor lifestyle?

February 14, 2023

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Let’s explore the most ubiquitous of lifestyle-related problems – obesity and metabolic dysfunction – and their relationship to the pervasive and increasingly common neurodegenerative…

Common Nutritional Challenges Within the Older Generation

September 13, 2022

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A Deep Dive into Common Dietary Hardships Facing Patients of Advanced Age, and the Subsequent Deficiencies That Should Be Addressed in This Cohort The…

Dementia and the Gut

March 15, 2022

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Back in Nov 2020 the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease published a study undertaken in Geneva, that explored the connection between the bacteria and other…

Air Pollution Linked to Depression and Suicide

January 13, 2020

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The negative effects of polluted air on our physical health is well documented and emerging evidence is now highlighting the damage it can also…

Natural Support for Memory and Cognitive Function

April 6, 2017

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It’s fair to say we carry many objectives regarding our wellbeing and health – to get more fit, lose weight, or better manage finances…

Late-Onset Dementia: a Mosaic of Prototypical Pathologies Modifiable by Diet and Lifestyle

October 9, 2015

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Across the world there are chronic diseases affecting the lives of many, most of which are preventable or modifiable by appropriate lifestyle changes. Yet…

36 ‘Holes in the Roof’ The Dawn of the Era of Treatable and Preventable Alzheimer’s Disease

March 25, 2015

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Summary review by Antony Haynes BA, RNT, promoted by attendance to a lecture presented by Professor Dale Bredesen MD, Augustus Rose Professor, Director, Easton…

Stress Reduction Through Meditation May Aid In Slowing The Progression Of Alzheimer’s Disease

December 4, 2013

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A pilot study shows promise for age-related cognitive diseases The results of the study appeared online October 10 in Neuroscience Letters.[1] It’s well known…

How Fast You Walk and Your Grip in Middle Age May Predict Dementia, Stroke

February 22, 2012

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A presentation at the American Academy of Neurologys 64th Annual Meeting in 2012 suggests that simple tests performed in clinics may provide insights into…