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New Study Reveals Shocking Link to Alzheimer’s
Reading Time: 5 minutes. A new study has unveiled a startling link between Alzheimer’s disease and chronic stress or depression. The research found that those suffering from long-term stress or depression are four times more likely to get Alzheimer’s. While the exact cause of this link is yet to be determined, it’s clear that spotting…
Intact Memory-Boosting Dipeptide Reaches Mouse Brain
Reading Time: 5 minutes. In a pioneering study, scientists have successfully shown that a protein building block, Tyr-Pro, known for enhancing memory, can be transported and stored in the mouse brain. This was achieved using cutting-edge techniques, which allowed them to track the journey of Tyr-Pro from the gut to the brain. By employing advanced…
Hot Flashes: A Warning Sign for Alzheimer’s
Reading Time: 5 minutes. New studies suggest a link between frequent, severe hot flashes during menopause and a heightened risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s, a brain disorder that progressively impairs memory and cognition, is a growing concern. Unravelling this connection could be key to early detection and intervention of Alzheimer’s. This article delves into the…
Reducing Restlessness: Nootropic Supplements to Balance Hyperactivity
Reading Time: 6 minutes. Restlessness and hyperactivity can be major obstacles to achieving mastery in a world that demands constant focus and productivity. But fear not; there is a solution. Backed by scientific research, nootropic supplements offer a promising way to balance hyperactivity and soothe the mind. By understanding the science behind these supplements and…
Restoring Clarity: Understanding Postnatal Cognitive Function
Reading Time: 14 minutes. The postnatal period, which occurs after childbirth, is a time of significant physical and emotional changes for new mothers. Many women experience cognitive changes during this time, commonly called ‘mummy brain.’ These changes can include forgetfulness, difficulty concentrating, and problems with decision-making. While these experiences are common, it is important to…
