Mainstream medicine has very little to offer people looking to prevent or reverse dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. So, it’s no wonder people often turn to easily accessible “brain training” games [...]
Category: Alzheimer’s disease
Key vitamin slashes colon cancer risk by 27 percent
As I often report, strong clinical evidence shows achieving higher vitamin D blood levels protects against a growing list of chronic diseases — including Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis [...]
Major mental illness linked to low winter levels of this crucial vitamin
If there’s one thing you decide to improve upon in the New Year, I suggest making sure to supplement with the right amount of vitamin D3. The truth is, more than 40 percent of Americans have a [...]
What can elephants tell us about Alzheimer’s disease?
“Alzheimer’s fight falling flat.” I came across that headline in a recent news report. And sad to say, it was right on target. Granted, some scientists have begun to step outside their [...]
Common “women’s health” supplement linked to Alzheimer’s disease
Many older adults feel helpless and fearful when it comes to the topic of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). Many assume there’s nothing they can do to prevent it. But according to recent emerging [...]
Why Alzheimer’s symptoms spike in winter
Modern medicine typically ignores how natural factors can have a profound effect on your health. For the most part, they assume high-tech approaches beat out natural alternatives for everything, [...]
The decadent treat linked to five major health benefits
Halloween isn’t until the end of the month, but I say go ahead and give into your chocolate craving — any time of year. In fact, research shows that indulging in chocolate several times a week [...]
The health risk hiding in your old report cards
Now that kids are back in school, I thought I’d share some recent research linking getting good grades in elementary school to significantly lower dementia risk later in life. It’s just more [...]
Why so many diabetes drugs don’t work—and why one old standby does
When insulin was discovered nearly a century ago it was a great advancement for Type I diabetes. People suffering from this type of the disease don’t have the ability to make insulin. Which, of [...]
Alzheimer’s protection from Nature’s most powerful anti-inflammatory
Yesterday, I reviewed the link between chronic inflammation and pain. I also explained how chronic inflammation even plays a major role in the development of chronic diseases — including [...]
