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Could This Ancient Practice Slow Aging?

Could This Ancient Practice Slow Aging?

April 22, 2025 You’ve probably heard us talk about meditation before—how it calms the mind, reduces stress, and improves sleep. But what if this simple daily practice could do even more... like shield your brain from aging itself? Imagine your brain as a clock slowly ticking through time. Each tick—each year—adds a little... Read More >

Categories: Aging brain resilience cognitive health meditation stress reduction transcendental meditation
Not All Protein Is Created Equal (Watch Out!)

Not All Protein Is Created Equal (Watch Out!)

April 16, 2025 Imagine strolling the grocery aisle and seeing “protein-packed” stamped across everything from your coffee creamer to your loaf of bread. Sounds like a health win, right? Well... not always. These days, it feels like protein is being added to just about everything. And for older adults, protein is undoubtedly important—especially... Read More >

Categories: protein-fortified foods

Doctors Say Avoid Mangoes—But They Might Be Wrong!

March 13, 2025 For years, mainstream health experts have told people—especially those with blood sugar issues—to steer clear of mangoes. Too much sugar, they say. Bad for insulin, they claim. But what if they were completely wrong? A new study from the Illinois Institute of Technology just turned that advice upside down. This... Read More >

Categories: blood sugar Insulin resistance mangoes natural health type 2 diabetes

Can This Ancient Herb Really Boost Your Memory?

February 18, 2025 If you’ve ever walked into a room and immediately forgotten why, you’re not alone. As we age, those little lapses in memory can become frustrating—sometimes even worrisome.  Many people turn to crossword puzzles, brain-training apps, or diet changes to keep their minds sharp. But lately, a new contender has been... Read More >

Categories: Ayurvedic herbs Bacopa monnieri brain health cognitive function memory booster natural remedies

A New Bird Flu Mutation Is Spreading—Should You Be Worried?

February 18, 2025 If you’ve been following our updates, you already know that bird flu isn’t just a bird problem anymore. Last year, we warned about the virus jumping from wild birds to dairy cows in Texas. Now, a new strain with a concerning mutation has been detected in Nevada dairy herds—and health... Read More >

Categories: avian influenza bird flu CDC dairy cows H5N1 pandemic risk USDA

Are Sleep Meds Disrupting Your Brain’s Cleanup Crew?

February 6, 2025 If you’ve ever struggled with sleepless nights, you’re not alone. Millions of older adults rely on sleep aids like to get a decent night’s rest. But new research suggests some of these medications could be interfering with the brain’s natural waste-removal process—possibly increasing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.... Read More >

Categories: brain health dementia risk glymphatic system natural sleep remedies sleep aids

Curb Cravings and Shed Pounds with “Nature’s Ozempic”?

January 29, 2025 A natural appetite-buster to help say “NO” to temptations You’ve likely heard the buzz surrounding new weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. They mimic GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1), a hormone in your body that regulates blood sugar, digestion, and appetite.  Last month, we shared a natural alternative to these pricey, blockbuster... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: February 2025

What’s Really in Your Glass? The Hidden Link Between Alcohol and Cancer

January 23, 2025 How often do we toast to health without realizing that the glass in hand might be harming it? Many seniors enjoy a glass of wine with dinner or a cocktail at social events, believing it’s a harmless indulgence. But a new report from the U.S. Surgeon General is shining a... Read More >

Categories: alcohol and cancer cancer prevention healthy lifestyle natural remedies reducing alcohol

Is Collagen the Secret to a Happier, Healthier BRAIN? (No Way!)

January 20, 2025 When we think of collagen, we usually think of glowing skin and smooth joints. But what if this powerhouse protein also played a role in your mood? As surprising as it sounds, researchers are uncovering a fascinating connection between collagen—the body’s most abundant protein—and mental health, particularly its potential to... Read More >

Categories: collagen depression Gut-brain axis mental health neurotransmitters

FDA Finally Admits Popular Liver Drug Can HARM Your Liver!

January 3, 2025 Folks, what I’m about to share will likely make your blood boil.   Remember that “breakthrough” liver drug Ocaliva that Big Pharma’s been pushing on folks with rare liver problems?   Well, the FDA finally admitted what some of us have been saying all along—it’s sending people to the transplant... Read More >

Categories: Big Pharma dangers dangerous liver drugs FDA drug warning natural liver health

The New Cancer Danger Lurking in Your Diet

January 2, 2025 The New Cancer Danger Lurking in Your Diet We’ve discussed the dangers of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) before—how they’ve been linked to heart disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation. But new research is shining an even harsher light on the connection between these foods and cancer, particularly colorectal cancer. Scientists from the... Read More >

Categories: cancer risk diet and health inflammation omega 3s ultra-processed foods
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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