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You Can Lower Your Dementia Risk: The Latest Research That Validates Simple Lifestyle Changes

  You can absolutely make a long term, significant difference in your brain volume, brain plasticity, and brain cognition (including memory and recall) as you age if you know what to do.   You can start today, and it will make a difference.  I’ve gone through the recent medical literature on holistic, all natural things you can do to dramatically lower your personal dementia risk (even if you have a family history of Alzheimers) and many of the tips in here actually can help in reversing cognitive decline even if you are already experiencing it.   And the best part […]

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Protect Your Brain So You Can Savor Memories From This Holiday Season For Years To Come

  The holiday season is the perfect time of the year to share a list of easy, actionable things you can do to maintain a healthy robust memory for the rest of your life.  After all, the holidays can bring back lots of comforting memories from past years as well as gives us the chance to make new ones by spending time with loved ones we may not get to visit with often in daily life… so we want to hold on to those special moments, and that requires a healthy brain. The good news is you can absolutely make a

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The Benefits Of Grounding To Boost Brain Health And Improve Cognition

    There is a beautiful relationship between our brain and the electrical field of our planet.  This makes sense, as our sensitive yet complex neurological system has developed over millions of years — all while being bathed in the earth’s natural electrical field. Through recent research, we are just bringing to understand how the earth’s electrical field helps support all of our brain functions — from enhancing mood to supporting cognition to maintaining ideal autonomic brainstem functions (like healthy heart rate variability and breathing patterns) to deepening our restorative sleep at night. Today I’m sharing with you the latest

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Using The Earth Outside To Clear Your Head And Help You Think

    Do you like spending time in nature? Do you feel like you think more clearly after you have spent a little time outside? It’s not just a coincidence, your brain is actually being put into a healing state and helping you think more clearly, and we have several great medical studies to explain why. We already know that grounding to the earth outside immediately impacts our brains.  This fantastic medical study, published in 2018, documents the brain wave shifts that happen near instantaneously, within milliseconds, recorded via an EEG (electroencephalogram) when the human body is grounded.  Alpha wave patterns

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Movement Immediately Helps Your Memory Improve, Right Then And There

      A recent medical study caught my eye, so today I am excited to share it with you here. Researchers looked at how exercise helps to boost memory, and found that there are literally immediate benefits to your memory function after literally just one bout of exercising. Published September 2020 in Scientific Reports, this study finds that one session of exercising (cycling on a stationary bike was the exercise used in this study) significantly improved motor sequence memory — immediately! This is super encouraging, because it was not looking at just the long term benefits from exercise (which

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Low Vit D Linked To Increase In Dementia And Broken Bones (You Can Prevent It)

Low vitamin D levels are associated with a substantial acceleration of memory loss and cognitive decline, a new study shows.   Published Sept 14, 2015 in JAMA Neurology, researchers looked at baseline vitamin D levels and mental status change in over 380 adults (average age 75 years old.)   Here is what they found:   35% of participants were vit D insufficient. Average vit D levels were lowest among participants found to have dementia (average levels were 16 ng/mL — goal vit D levels are 40 ng/mL or higher according to the Vitamin D Council.) Followed for almost 5 years,

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