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A NEW Pill for Alzheimer’s? Hold on Before You Buy the Hype October 24, 2024
In the ongoing battle to combat Alzheimer’s disease, Big Pharma is once again in the spotlight with a “new,” “promising” drug on the horizon. This time, it’s an investigational seizure pill called AGB101, repurposed to target mild cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer’s. But before you start reaching for your wallet, let’s take a step back […]
Alzheimer’s Two-Phase Attack on the Brain: Can We Stop It? October 23, 2024
It’s no secret that Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most devastating conditions we face as we age. With over 32 million people suffering from it globally, researchers are racing against time to find new ways to treat, prevent, and hopefully one day cure this relentless disease. But a recent study has uncovered something alarming—something […]
The Simple Secrets to Live to 100 October 23, 2024
What if living a long, healthy life didn’t require drastic changes but simple, everyday habits? Well, as research into longevity continues to grow, we’re finding that some of the most effective lifestyle changes are actually quite manageable—and can make a huge difference in your quality of life. Let’s take a closer look at five simple […]
Stress, Sleep, and Your Gut: A Trio You Don’t Want to Mess With! October 22, 2024
We know that stress and sleep are essential to our overall well-being. Both can leave you feeling on edge, frustrated, and downright exhausted. Not to mention both—if they persist for too long—can lead to a slew of health complications. Well now, new research is uncovering another disturbing connection—and it’s between these factors and colorectal cancer. […]
How Your Brain Takes Out the Trash While You Sleep October 22, 2024
We’ve all heard that sleep is important. But new research shows that getting enough quality sleep is doing more than just recharging your energy. It turns out, your brain has a “waste-disposal” system that works to flush out harmful proteins linked to conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. This system, known as the glymphatic system, is only […]
Is This “Bright” Therapy the Key to Beating Depression? October 21, 2024
When it comes to treating depression, many are familiar with medications and therapy. But what if a simple addition could make treatment more effective? Well, that’s exactly what this new type of therapy may offer—it’s even associated with a 41% remission rate in patients with nonseasonal depression—significantly higher than other treatment methods. Bright light therapy […]
Is ADHD Being Overdiagnosed? What You Need to Know October 21, 2024
In recent years, social media has taken on a new role in shaping public awareness about health conditions. And that includes Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Videos and posts aimed at destigmatizing ADHD are reaching millions, but they’re also making many people wonder: Do I have ADHD? According to a recent national survey, 1 in 4 adults […]
The Surprising Link Between Hearing Loss and Memory Decline October 17, 2024
Hearing loss has long been tied to cognitive decline and memory issues, but new research shows that even if you wear hearing aids, the risk may still be there. In a study of over 62,000 middle-aged and older adults, researchers found that hearing loss—whether mild or severe—was linked to cognitive impairment, and in many cases, […]
The Sunshine Vitamin’s Secret Superpower October 17, 2024
If you’ve ever heard that vitamin D is good for your bones, you’re not alone. But did you know it might also play a crucial role in your heart health? According to new research, vitamin D supplements could improve blood pressure, cholesterol, and even blood sugar levels—all major factors in keeping your heart healthy. The […]
Is Your Waistline a Better Predictor of Heart Disease? October 16, 2024
For decades, we’ve been told to focus on BMI—body mass index—as the primary measure of our health. But as more research emerges, it’s becoming clear that BMI may not tell the whole story. In fact, a new health metric is gaining attention, and it could be a more reliable indicator of your heart disease risk: […]
Scurvy in 2024? Forgotten Disease Is Still Affecting Us October 16, 2024
When you think of scurvy, images of pirate ships and 18th-century sailors probably come to mind. But as strange as it may sound, scurvy isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s still very real, and it’s making a comeback in modern times. A new case documented in the Canadian Medical Association Journal highlights the shocking […]
Is This the REAL Threat to Your Memory? October 15, 2024
We’ve long known that social connections can help keep us sharp as we age, but new research from the University of Waterloo suggests something even more important… It’s not just being alone that puts your memory at risk—it’s feeling lonely. In their study, researchers followed adults for six years. And what they found was quite […]