The largest and most detailed study of the long-term impact of, a class of drugs commonly prescribed in the United States and United Kingdom as antidepressants and incontinence medications, has found that their use is associated with increased risk of dementia, even when taken 20 years before diagnosis of cognitive impairment.
Do you take turmeric or curcumin? Every day I make a tea from fresh turmeric and it’s had a very positive impact on my health. A new study has found that it improved memory and mood in people with mild, age-related memory loss.
Do you frequently drink beverages that are increasing your risk of shrinking your brain and increasing your risk of dementia?
The brain’s glymphatic pathway clears harmful wastes, especially during sleep. Sleeping on your side may be the best position for the brain-waste clearance process.
Do lifestyle factors, including the American diet increase your risk of developing heart disease?
While cognitive abilities naturally diminish as part of the normal aging process, it may be possible to take a bite out of this expected decline.
A new study conducted over 38 years linked two personality traits to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
A new study found compelling evidence of a link between several common over-the-counter drugs and dementia.
With the explosion of Alzheimer’s Disease and cognitive decline (memory impairment), are you concerned about yours? Here’s a new study that indicates eating more of a certain group of veggies can protect your memory.
When we think of preventing and/or reducing one’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s, exercise, diabetes, depression, diet, and family genetics are the normal factors that come to mind. Could something as seemingly simple as prayer affect one’s risk of developing this dreaded disease?