For people with Alzheimer’s disease, even a minor infection can double the rate of memory loss, British researchers report. Read more
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For people with Alzheimer’s disease, even a minor infection can double the rate of memory loss, British researchers report. Read more
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Middle-age people whose parents had Alzheimer’s and who carry the so-called Alzheimer’s gene might very well have the memory of someone 15 years older, a new study has found. Read more
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(HealthDay News) — Sleep disturbances — including trouble getting to sleep or waking frequently throughout the night — are common in elderly people.
The U.S. National Library of Medicine offers this list of common reasons for sleep problems in older people:
Increased need to urinate.
Pain, particularly from arthritis.
Depression.
Neurological problems.
Alzheimer’s disease.
Side effects of [...]
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Certain mental functions, including reasoning, mental speed and the ability to solve puzzles, begin to decline as early as age 27, a University of Virginia study shows. However, the ability to accumulate knowledge improves with age. … Continue Reading
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Eric R. Braverman, M.D., one of the foremost integrative medical experts with offices in New York and Pennsylvania will be presenting “Hormones, Neurotransmitters and the Brain” and “Increasing IGF-1 Levels to the Upper Range of Normal to Fight Disease” at the 17th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (April 23-25, 2009, Orlando Florida). [...]
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Studies have shown that the yellow-orange spice from the root of a plant native to Indonesia and southern India is one of nature’s most powerful potential healers, from supporting healthy liver function to fighting cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. … Continue Reading
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Studies have shown that the yellow-orange spice from the root of a plant native to Indonesia and southern India is one of nature’s most powerful potential healers, from supporting healthy liver function to fighting cancer and Alzheimer’s disease. … Continue Reading
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(HealthDay News) — Middle-age people whose parents had Alzheimer’s and who carry the so-called Alzheimer’s gene might very well have the memory of someone 15 years older, a new study has found.
This memory decline was not detected in people of middle age whose parents had Alzheimer’s but who do not carry the gene, known as [...]
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(HealthDay News) — Middle-age people whose parents had Alzheimer’s and who carry the so-called Alzheimer’s gene might very well have the memory of someone 15 years older, a new study has found.
This memory decline was not detected in people of middle age whose parents had Alzheimer’s but who do not carry the gene, known as [...]
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Close on the heels of the publication of a study in the AMA journal Archives of Neurology linking the consumption of a Mediterranean diet to a lower risk of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease, an article published online on February 17, 2009 in the American Heart Association journal Circulation reports an association between greater [...]
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Close on the heels of the publication of a study in the AMA journal Archives of Neurology linking the consumption of a Mediterranean diet to a lower risk of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease, an article published online on February 17, 2009 in the American Heart Association journal Circulation reports an association between greater [...]
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Structural changes have been identified in the brain images of some patients with mild cognitive impairment that could indicate risk for developing Alzheimer’s disease. full story
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Structural changes have been identified in the brain images of some patients with mild cognitive impairment that could indicate risk for developing Alzheimer’s disease. full story
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A University of California study using mice, rats and monkeys has demonstrated that a natural protein can potentially protect against Alzheimer’s disease by slowing or even stopping its progression. … Continue Reading
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(HealthDay News) — Chalk up another endorsement for the so-called Mediterranean diet: The eating regimen, which is rich in fruits, vegetables, fish and olive oil, may help the brain stay sharp into old age, a new study suggests.
Following the healthful diet reduced the risk of getting mild cognitive impairment — marked by forgetfulness and difficulty [...]
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(HealthDay News) — Chalk up another endorsement for the so-called Mediterranean diet: The eating regimen, which is rich in fruits, vegetables, fish and olive oil, may help the brain stay sharp into old age, a new study suggests.
Following the healthful diet reduced the risk of getting mild cognitive impairment — marked by forgetfulness and difficulty [...]
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(HealthDay News) — A naturally occurring brain protein appears able to slow or stop Alzheimer’s disease in recent studies done on animal models.
The brain’s entorhinal cortex, which supports memory, normally produces brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF); however, its production appears to decrease when Alzheimer’s is present. When researchers injected BDNF in lab animals that either were [...]
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(HealthDay News) — A naturally occurring brain protein appears able to slow or stop Alzheimer’s disease in recent studies done on animal models.
The brain’s entorhinal cortex, which supports memory, normally produces brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF); however, its production appears to decrease when Alzheimer’s is present. When researchers injected BDNF in lab animals that either were [...]
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(HealthDay News) — A naturally occurring brain protein appears able to slow or stop Alzheimer’s disease in recent studies done on animal models.
The brain’s entorhinal cortex, which supports memory, normally produces brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF); however, its production appears to decrease when Alzheimer’s is present. When researchers injected BDNF in lab animals that either were [...]
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A study involving mice has shown that elevating the production of the Nrf2 protein in brain cells known as astrocytes can result in complete protection from Parkinson’s disease. … Continue Reading
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