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How Much Exercise Is Really Necessary To Keep Dementia At Bay?
Exercise just “20 minutes twice-weekly” could slow dementia risks—less than often suggested but still impactful for older adults’ brain health. -
A Surprisingly Easy Weapon Against The Flu
Flu, COVID, RSV: Boost your defenses this winter by syncing with your circadian rhythm, leveraging sleep, meal schedules, and understanding how these affect immune responses. -
Green Tea Can Benefit You (But Watch Out!)
Green tea’s health benefits are robust and varied, from cardiovascular support to cancer risk reduction. But beware of potential concerns like nutrient absorption and product quality. -
Why Rheumatoid Arthritis Often Defies Drugs (& What Else you Can Try)
Arthritis: Decoding the joint nemesis and effective management—Learn about RA’s stealthy onset, treatment challenges, and smart lifestyle strategies for joint health. -
A Very Accessible New Way To Regenerate Your Gut
Aging intestines regenerate with polyamines; a diet rich in them boosts repair and may mitigate aging’s impact. -
Alcohol Harms The Liver; CBD Protects It?
New study: Cannabis, specifically CBD, may protect the liver from alcohol-related damage, with a 40% reduced risk for heavy users. -
Even More Reasons To Enjoy Coffee!
Coffee: A potent brew of alkaloids, polyphenols, diterpenes, and Maillard products with benefits for your heart, brain, and more. -
The HRT That Prevents Osteoporosis Without Side Effects
Women’s health conundrum: Second-guessing HRT’s cancer risk vs. osteoporosis? Advances in targeted estrogen therapy may tip the scales. -
NAD⁺ vs Long COVID!
Boost NAD+ to combat aging and try nicotinamide riboside for long COVID symptom relief—based on clinical evidence. -
The Keratin Toothpaste That Rebuilds Enamel
Revolutionize dental health with hydroxyapatite toothpaste and the groundbreaking keratin enamel treatment set to offer pain relief and durable protection for your teeth. -
How Many Steps Per Day To Beat Alzheimer’s? (A Lot Fewer Than You Might Think)
Ward off Alzheimer’s with steps—less than 3,000 a day accelerates decline, while 5,000+ may delay it by years. Boost your brain by staying active! -
Winter Nights, Lights, & Stroke Risk
Daylight Saving Time alters clocks but what does it do to your health? Learn the pros and cons, and how bright nights may increase heart disease risk in adults.
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