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A growing body of research suggests that several botanicals and extracts may have a beneficial effect on preventing and treating Alzheimer’s and mild cognitive decline.

How exactly can ketosis promote cognitive function? What does some of the latest research show on Alzheimer’s disease?

This post covers some background on sauna bathing, the research supporting its anti-aging health benefits, and what is known regarding sauna use and cognitive health.

Lion’s mane is an edible medicinal mushroom that has been used in traditional chinese medicine for millennia to treat various ailments including cognitive impairment.

Researchers have found microplastics in table salt. As the effects of microplastics on humans remain unclear, gaining a better understanding of their origins and how to mitigate exposure may be crucial for our health.

Traumatic Alzheimer’s is the fifth subtype of Alzheimer’s disease that is characterized by a history of head trauma and a subsequent, often earlier, onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

Vascular Alzheimer’s is the fourth subtype of Alzheimer’s disease that is characterized by the presence of cardiovascular risk factors and reduced blood flow to the brain.

Glycotoxic Alzheimer's is a combination of type 1 and type 2, referred to as subtype 1.5. This subtype is characterized by blood sugar dysregulation, chronic inflammation, and hormonal imbalances.

Atrophic Alzheimer’s is the second subtype of Alzheimer’s disease wherein the brain begins to downsize in response to a lack of hormonal and trophic support.

Inflammatory Alzheimer’s is the first subtype of Alzheimer’s disease that is characterized by the presence of chronic inflammation in the body and the brain.

In this post, we will discuss the causes, signs, symptoms, and treatment of toxic Alzheimer’s disease.

This article will explore the effectiveness of supplements, the need for supplements, the safety of supplements, and conclude with ways to get the most out of taking them.