How many of you “just live with” stress? Perhaps you don’t think much of it. Or maybe you’re even proud of it. Indeed, some people wear living with stress as a badge of honor. Somewhere along the [...]
Tag: Alzheimer’s disease
Could the night sky predict Alzheimer’s risk?
Depending on where you live, you might experience dark, starry nights… Or a night sky that never dims. And believe it or not, that exposure might influence your health. In fact, research suggests [...]
What do obesity and Alzheimer’s disease have in common? (Yikes!)
There’s a lot of talk out there about whether or not obesity is something we need to control. That chatter comes from empowering people to feel good about themselves—and to get healthy in other [...]
Outsmart Alzheimer’s by breaking a sweat
Yesterday, I mentioned that regular exercise has been my method of choice for staying sane during the COVID-19 pandemic. (And believe me, that hasn’t been an easy task for anyone, particularly us [...]
New study reveals Alzheimer’s gets a frighteningly early start (here’s how you can fight it)
Not much truly shocks me anymore. But this new study did. It showed that symptoms of Alzheimer’s can appear in people as young as age 20. That’s right…20. This unprecedented finding suggests that [...]
Plaque attack
Your teeth and your arteries aren’t the only places you have to worry about plaque. Build-up of beta-amyloid in your brain is also a well known hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). [...]
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