I know, it is a minefield out there and there are so many brands of omega-3 supplements on the shelves that it is mind-boggling. Furthermore, you have probably been cautioned that when it comes to fish oil, only the purest will do. This is because, thanks to the human species, the fish in our oceans … Read more
Alzheimer’s disease has long resisted simple solutions. Despite billions spent on drug development, most treatments target just one pathway — and deliver limited results. That’s why a growing number of researchers are now asking a different question: What if supporting the brain’s natural resilience works better than attacking a single target? This shift in thinking … Read more
Who would have thought that a by-product of paper making that comes from a substance in wood and has been used as an industrial solvent since the mid 1800s could possible have any benefit to humans?From about mid 1900s researches have explored its use as an anti-inflammatory agent, revealing what an exceptionally versatile therapy it … Read more
If you thought creatine was only for bodybuilders you are not alone. It is what I thought too until not so long ago. For years, creatine has been typecast as a muscle builder for “gym bros” and powerlifters. That reputation has kept a lot of folks—especially women—from seeing what it can actually do for them. … Read more
Spring has arrived and what a wonderful time of year this is. Well not if you’re one of those unfortunate people who suffer from hayfever. In fact, if you suffer from any allergy-linked problems such as eczema, asthma, dermatitis, itchy eyes, chronic nasal congestion or catarrh you probably find your symptoms are worse at this … Read more
Who would have thought that a by-product of paper-making that comes from a substance in wood and has been used as an industrial solvent since the mid 1800s could possible have any benefit to humans?From about mid 1900s researchers have explored the use of DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) as an anti-inflammatory agent, revealing what an exceptionally … Read more
Keep your mind sharp by doing something mentally stimulating every day they say. However, although doing a crossword puzzle may help for some, not everyone will be that fortunate. A third of people age 85 or older develop Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This condition is characterized by the death of neurons in the forebrain, hippocampus, and … Read more
Reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s Disease It is estimated that a third of people age 85 or older develop Alzheimer’s disease (AD). This condition is characterized by the death of neurons in the forebrain, hippocampus, and cerebral cortex, causing a loss of neuroplasticity. Are there factors that we can control that could be helpful in … Read more
Why silent? Well, usually there aren’t any outward symptoms that your bones are slowly getting weaker until one day, SNAP! You break a bone. I’m not normally one for statistics but the following facts did cause me to sit up and take notice: • Should someone with osteoporosis break a hip there’s a 30-40% chance … Read more
There’s a good reason why hypertension (high blood pressure) is called the ‘silent killer’. It’s because the most common symptom of the condition is… NO symptoms. Problems don’t often show up until potentially serious damage such as a heart attack or stroke has already happened. Of course there are medications to lower blood pressure but … Read more
Did you know that a quarter of middle-aged women today are taking powerful drugs to remedy symptoms that typically fall under a diagnosis of clinical depression: persistent distress, malaise, anxiety, inner agitation, fatigue, low libido, poor memory, irritability, insomnia, sense of hopelessness, and feeling emotionally flat, overwhelmed, and trapped. Every year, billions of prescriptions for … Read more