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Positive thoughts = stronger brain! Bible says joy heals! Learn how to shift your mindset & boost brainpower.

APOE4 & Alzheimer's? Worry less! Learn how to empower your brain health, even with APOE4.

Forget the memory pills – what if the key to preventing Alzheimer's disease could be found in a whiff of rosemary or a hint of citrus?

Sharpen your memory, boost focus & improve mood! Your brain health journey starts now. #braintraining #healthylifestyle

Imagine a thief slowly creeping into your mind, stealing your memories, and dimming your light. This thief has a name: dementia or Alzheimer

Caregivers, often family members or friends, take on the immense responsibility of supporting their loved ones through the disease.

In this blog post, we'll dive into the intricacies of the vagus nerve, its connection to memory, the impact of dysfunction on cognitive abil

Read how Dr. Dale Bredesen offers a glimmer of hope through a unique approach: the ketogenic diet for Alzheimer's prevention and management.

Virtual Reality technology is being used for various applications in medicine, including brain health and rehabilitation.

New research suggests that oral hygiene may play a significant role in protecting our brain health.

Mitochondria are often called the "powerhouses" of the cell because they produce the energy our cells need to function.

While we've all experienced the emotional uplift when listening to a favorite song, research shows music also has an impact on our brains.

Hey there, my friend. Today, I want to dive into something pretty eye-opening and a bit concerning – Alzheimer's disease, often referred...

Sleep is one of the most essential functions of the human body. It's not just about rest; sleep is a crucial in maintaining brain health.

When it comes to combating Alzheimer's disease, you might assume that expensive treatments or interventions are the only options.

An informative overview of heavy metals, their sources, how they can enter the brain, their impact on brain health, and steps you can take.

Engaging in social activities stimulates the brain and promotes its health and vitality.

Alzheimer's disease and dementia are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing.