It’s the easiest way to help boost your brain health. Everyone can do it…even babies. And it’s not just a relaxing way to recharge… Doing it every day can improve your learning and memory.
Researchers in Germany gave subjects 90 single words to study. They also assigned 120 unrelated word pairs to memorize. So instead of “milk-cow,” they used ones like “milk-taxi.”… Read More
Recent research confirms what we’ve been telling you about for years…
Adding this snack to your diet might help you avoid Alzheimer’s.
… Read MoreIt turns out red wine isn’t the only adult beverage that can benefit your brain. A new study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry confirms it.
Researchers in China looked at the protective effects of xanthohumol (Xn). It’s a polyphenol—like resveratrol. They found it shields brain cells from oxidative damage.1 It’s the result of inflammation or free radical buildup in your body.… Read More
You know the health benefits that come from eating the right fats… But eating the wrong fats is a whole different story. Trans fats cause up to 100,000 premature heart deaths in the U.S. each year.1 But they can also bring on diabetes and even cancer.
Now a new study reveals yet another major health threat brought on by eating these fats…
… Read MoreWe’ve told you before there are natural solutions for keeping your brain sharp as you age. One of your most powerful weapons is diet. And a recent study reveals it may be even more important than we thought.
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine looked at health data from 260 people. They were all older than 65. The team paid particular attention to subjects’ eating habits over the course of ten years.… Read More
Most people don’t realize that alcohol abuse is a major risk factor in developing dementia. Even though it makes perfect sense. It causes inflammation that damages—even kills—brain cells.
But now a recent study reveals there’s a simple natural solution for preventing brain inflammation and cell death from alcohol. And you don’t have to be an alcoholic—or even a drinker—to benefit from it. … Read More