Tag: cognitive decline

Gain insights into the process of cognitive decline, its causes, risk factors, and potential strategies for prevention and management.

Age-Defying Lifestyle: Unlocking the Secrets to Longevity
08/12/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 4 minutes. Ever noticed how some folks seem to have found the fountain of youth? They’ve cracked the code for an age-defying lifestyle. Don’t worry; they’re not hoarding the secret. This article explains how nutrition, activity, and a healthy mindset can add years to one’s life. It’s not magic, it’s science. Let’s explore…
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Cape Granny’s Secret to Longevity: A Cup of Rooibos Tea
05/12/2023
Mark
age-related cognitive decline, ageing, anti-ageing, antioxidants, cognitive decline, history, inflammation, longevity, oxidative stress, risk factors, scientific research, symptoms, tea
Reading Time: 5 minutes. In a world enthralled by intricate diets and costly supplements, a Cape Town centenarian offers a refreshingly straightforward longevity secret. Meet Sienie Fredericks, a sprightly 108-year-old whose secret to longevity is a simple cup of rooibos tea sweetened with a spoonful of sugar. As we delve further into Fredericks’ secret, it…
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Breakthroughs in Dementia Prevention and Treatment
30/11/2023
Mark
ageing, alzheimer’s disease, brain cells, brain function, brain health, cognitive decline, cognitive function, hormonal, hormone replacement, hormones, inflammation, stem cell therapy
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Promising breakthroughs in the fight against dementia are bringing renewed hope to those suffering from this challenging condition. One such discovery is the identification of protective neurons in people who maintain good mental function well into old age. These neurons could be key targets in the battle to prevent dementia. This…
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Methylene Blue and Age-Related Changes: Promoting Youthful Vitality
29/11/2023
Mark
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Reading Time: 10 minutes. You may have heard of methylene blue as a miraculous substance that can promote youthfulness and combat age-related changes. This isn’t just hype! Methylene blue has been used in medicine and research for a long time, and its potential for mitigating the effects of ageing is becoming more apparent. As someone…
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Breakthrough Study Uncovers Secrets to Preserving Brain Health
27/11/2023
Mark
ageing, ageing population, brain health, cognitive decline, cognitive function, dementia, exercise, history, lifestyle changes, lifestyle interventions, memory, risk factors
Reading Time: 5 minutes. A recent landmark study has made significant strides in understanding how to maintain brain health in older adults who may be prone to dementia. The study, known as U.S. POINTER, was headed by respected scientist Dr. Laura D. Baker. This research builds on the successful FINGER study, which was carried out in…
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Breakthrough Study: Hope for Agitation Management in Alzheimer’s
26/11/2023
John West
alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, brain imaging, cognitive decline, cognitive function, dementia, environment, memory, personalised medicine, stem cell therapy, support groups, symptoms
Reading Time: 5 minutes. In a significant development for Alzheimer’s patients, researchers have found a potential treatment for agitation, a distressing symptom of the disease. Scientists from the University of Rochester and Johns Hopkins have been studying Escitalopram, a medication that could help. This could be a game changer in managing behavioural changes in Alzheimer’s…
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Breakthrough Immunomodulatory Secretome Targets Ageing Immune Decline
25/11/2023
Mark
ageing, clinical trials, cognitive decline, exercise, healthy diet, inflammation, medical research, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Immunis, a top American biotech firm, has created a new technology to tackle the weakening of the immune system as we age. They call it the ‘immunomodulatory secretome’. In simple terms, it’s a technique designed to slow down the decline of the body’s immune system, often linked to getting older. A…
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Breakthrough Drug Halts Cognitive Decline in Advanced Alzheimer’s
24/11/2023
John West
alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, brain cells, brain function, breakthroughs, caregivers, cognitive decline, cognitive function, cognitive impairment, memory, therapies, treatment options
Reading Time: 5 minutes. A significant leap forward in the battle against advanced Alzheimer’s disease is on the horizon, thanks to a new drug called Bryostatin-1. This cutting-edge treatment could be a game-changer, showing real promise in slowing cognitive decline and enhancing life quality for those battling the disease. Bryostatin-1 works on several levels. It…
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Breakthrough Discovery: Gut-Brain Link to Stroke and Alzheimer’s
22/11/2023
John West
alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, brain function, brain health, cognitive decline, diet, exercise, inflammation, lifestyle changes, lifestyle choices, therapies, well-being
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Scientists have made a major discovery about how gut health can impact brain diseases like Alzheimer’s and stroke. The breakthrough research comes from the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. They have found that if you suffer from gut problems such as colitis or irritable bowel syndrome, you are at a higher…
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Brain Wave Breakdown: Uncovering the Key to Memory
19/11/2023
Mark
alzheimer’s, alzheimer’s disease, cognitive decline, connections, discovery, memory, memory consolidation, neurodegenerative disorders, neurological disorders, neuroscience, therapies, therapy
Reading Time: 5 minutes. In the world of neuroscience, memory has always fascinated researchers. Recent studies have focused on the link between brain waves, particularly theta oscillations, and our ability to remember. The piece will delve into this intriguing link and explore how it could pave the way for new treatments for conditions like Alzheimer’s…
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