How Do Stem Cells Impact Rejuvenation of Brain Cells?
Stem cell research is showing promise in rejuvenating brain cells and tissue to help patients suffering from traumatic brain injury and neurodegenerative diseases.
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What is the Longevity Diet?
The Longevity diet is different because rather than looking merely at weight and glucose indexes, it is meant to promote healthy aging above all else.
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A Closer Look at the Brain’s Process for Taking Out the Trash
Your brain, much like the rest of your body, creates waste which needs to be cleared by your body’s disposal systems and excreted just like other types of waste. The…
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Understanding Cholesterol and the Brain
The reason the brain creates its own cholesterol is that cholesterol is vital to health cell membranes, but cholesterol in the blood does not cross the blood-brain barrier.
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Lethologica: Why That “Tip of the Tongue” Feeling Happens
Lethologica, or the inability to recall a word, happens to almost everyone at some point. While such issues should always be monitored, it shouldn’t be a source of concern unless it happens frequently and involves not remembering familiar names, places and events.
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6 Foods That Help Your Brain Concentrate
What you eat affects physiologically, and therefore impacts your brain function. Here are some foods that aide in concentration and healthy brain function.
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Can The MIND Diet Delay Onset of Parkinson’s Disease?
A new study finds that the MIND diet, already known to lower the risk of dementia, can also slow onset of Parkinson’s disease. These tips can help you explore whether the diet is for you.
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Can Yoga Help Seniors Fight Aging?
When done regularly, yoga can help make the aging process easier for seniors when it comes to both the body and the mind.
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Severe Head Injury Increases Odds of Dementia 25 Years Later
A new study associates head injuries with increased risk for dementia, even 25 years after the initial injury. The study also found that dementia risk increased with the number of injuries.
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Does Lyme Disease Lead to Cognitive Impairment?
Many Lyme disease patients have said they experience cognitive issues, even after treatment ends. New research suggests brain inflammation may play a role.
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