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Another risky Alzheimer’s dud being fast-tracked by FDA

September 8, 2016 Only in Big Pharma’s world could a drug like this be called a “game changer.” But when you’re talking about a med for Alzheimer’s disease, it appears there’s a new playbook out that drugmakers — and the FDA — are following. Despite the fact that the trial for this new... Read More >

Categories: aducanumab Alzheimer’s disease Biogen drugs for Alzheimer's fast track for aducanumab FDA treatments for dementia

There may be a way to protect your brain from the effects of chemo

August 30, 2016 If you’re currently taking chemo — or have ever received chemo — you know what a terrible toll it can take on your brain. It can leave you with bouts of mental fog and forgetfulness, and they can last long after the chemo is done. It’s a condition called “chemobrain,”... Read More >

Categories: antioxidants during chemo brain fog Chemobrain chemotherapy chemotherapy metal fog n-acetyl cysteine NAC omega 3 fatty acids

Can this ancient remedy stop dementia in its tracks?

August 22, 2016 Imagine being able to slow dementia and Alzheimer’s to a crawl — or prevent them completely. For decades Big Pharma has been hunting for some new wonder drug to keep these frightening diseases in check. But it looks like the answer may come from one of the oldest treatments around.... Read More >

Categories: acupuncture acupuncture for dementia Alzheimer’s dementia early Alzheimer’s disease memory loss

Is this everyday vitamin the key to keeping your brain sharp?

August 8, 2016 It’s the ‘Big D’ we all fear as we get older — dementia. But it looks like we might be able to stave it off with the help of another Big D. That’s right, I’m talking about vitamin D. As an eAlert reader you no doubt know that I’ve told... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s brain benefits of vitamin D dementia Duke/NUS Medical School health benefits vitamin D sunshine vitamin d

Is it really Alzheimer’s, or could it be a drug you’re taking?

August 2, 2016 Imagine the terrifying thought of being told you have Alzheimer’s disease. You realize that you’ll slowly be robbed of your precious memories, your independence and eventually your life. Now, imagine finding out it was all a big mistake, a bad dream. You really didn’t have Alzheimer’s after all. Well, that... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s benzo meds dementia drug side effects drugs and dementia lyme disease NPH study misdiagnosed Alzheimer’s undiagnosed Lyme disease

The key to peaceful sleep found in a natural autism therapy?

August 1, 2016 Losing sleep makes everything harder: focus, concentration, not snapping at your spouse. And it can be a terrible cycle: insomnia makes you more tense and anxious, and anxiety makes it harder to sleep well. Millions of us turn to sleeping pills when we just can’t take the exhaustion anymore—but those... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: August 2016

This delicious food can up your odds of surviving a heart attack

July 28, 2016 Could surviving a heart attack — or not — depend on what you had for dinner? A worldwide study involving over 45,000 people looks like it may have answered that question. What the researchers found is a way to tilt the odds of survival in your favor that’s amazingly simple... Read More >

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Is turmeric the natural way to keep dementia at bay?

June 21, 2016 If there was an easy way to stop dementia and Alzheimer’s in their tracks, we would have heard of it by now, right? Well, it turns out there very well may be. But the only “problem” with this potent substance is that it’s a gift to us from Mother Nature... Read More >

Categories: alzheimer's curcumin dementia turmeric

Could that ‘dementia’ diagnosis really be Lyme disease in disguise?

June 8, 2016 Musician and actor Kris Kristofferson thought life as he knew it was over. For years doctors had told him he had Alzheimer’s disease. He had a medicine cabinet full of drugs and even started writing a song about losing his memory. Then, one of his doctors decided to test Kristofferson... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s deer ticks dementia how to prevent Lyme disease Kris Kristofferson lyme disease testing for Lyme disease tick-borne diseases ticks

Repackaged blood-pressure studies put millions at risk for dementia

June 7, 2016 It’s a power play by the Feds that could end up stealing your memories — even your life. Last year I warned you about how the National Institutes of Health was making a major new blood pressure push. They have a plan to drive your systolic (top) blood pressure number... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s big pharma blood pressure blood pressure numbers dangers of too low blood pressure National Institutes of Health NIH
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