Tag: alzheimer’s
This Oil Is Deep-Frying Your Brain—And You’re Still Eating It
You already know fried food isn’t doing you any favors—but what if the real danger isn’t just the food, but the oil it’s cooked...
Revolutionary Blood Test Brings Faster, More Accurate Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
For the first time, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared a blood test that can help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease, potentially transforming...
These 5 Foods Will Stop Your Brain From Shrinking
My educational background is in psychology and neuroscience. I’m a brain research junkie and read the latest studies each and every week.
For the...
Simple Blood Test Could Revolutionize Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
A groundbreaking new blood test could change how Alzheimer’s disease is diagnosed—and it's already showing over 90% accuracy in clinical settings.
Researchers from Spain, Sweden,...
Why Deep Sleep Matters: Protecting Your Brain from Alzheimer’s
Not all sleep is created equal, especially when it comes to protecting your brain. A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep...
The Truth About Statins: Big Pharma’s Billion-Dollar Trap and Natural Alternatives...
Statins are a group of drugs heavily prescribed to lower LDL cholesterol—often called “bad cholesterol.” They work by suppressing the liver’s natural cholesterol production....
This Underrated Drink May Help Slow Alzheimer’s – Here’s Why You...
Kefir, a tangy fermented milk drink rich in probiotics, is gaining attention for more than just gut health. A 2025 meta-analysis published in Brain,...
Not Everything in Coffee is Good For You (What You Need...
There are so many benefits to drinking coffee, like decreasing the risk of dementia and type 2 diabetes and even adding years to your...
What Research Says About Turmeric is True
Turmeric, known for its bright yellow color, is a popular Asian spice similar to ginger. It's touted as a super spice and has the...
Do This Simple Thing Daily to Keep Alzheimer’s at Bay
Alzheimer's is one of those terrifying conditions that can seemingly creep up out of nowhere as you age. It develops over 15-20 years and...
