The Truth About Alzheimer's
Medical brain myth shattered in Sacred Monkey Forest
Bali is a beautiful paradise with white sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, and lush green jungles. Some of the monkeys will come right up to you but others, such as pregnant or nursing females will keep their distance. It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before. On one of my trips, I ventured deep into the jungle to encounter the Balinese…
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What Popular Oil is Bering Linked to Alzheimer's?
It was banned by the FDA more than 60 years ago…
But when you walk down the aisle of almost any grocery store today, you’ll find it lurking in the hummus, chicken salad, soups and more. I'm talking about...
Nitrous Oxide, Nature’s “Hydraulic Pump” Prevents Alzheimer’s
A few years back, my sons introduced me to a movie franchise called “The Fast and the Furious.”
It’s not really my type of movie, but my boys seemed to like it. But there was one feature of the movie that I did find fascinating…
Nature’s Newly Discovered Brain Booster
Nature provides the perfect remedy for everything that might go wrong with the human body. And that includes your aging brain.
Now, a new study shows that a compound found in strawberries protects your brain from Alzheimer’s...
Are Your Medications Affecting Your Memory?
Many of today’s most popular drugs can make you forgetful.
They inhibit your brain’s chemical messengers. And this blocks your concentration, memory and ability to focus. More specifically, these drugs block the activity of a neurotransmitter in your brain called...
Even Anti-Aging Doctors Missed This One
Metformin has become a really trendy drug in the anti-aging community. A lot of my anti-aging colleagues prescribe it and take it themselves. They call it a “wonder drug.”
These are people I respect and usually see eye-to-eye with. But they’re missing something important...
A recent discovery sheds new light on how our cells make energy, and how we can influence that process to slow aging, and give you more energy throughout your day.
This nutrient — called pyrroloquinoline quinone, or PQQ — has the potential to become...
Can Oxygen Therapy Bring Dead Brain Cells Back To Life?
You see, when oxygen is pressurized — like it is when you’re inside the chamber — you can treat more than just chronic disease.
Truth is, hyperbaric oxygen can heal and revive parts of your brain most doctors give up for dead and damaged. Let me explain...
The Missing Vitamin That Can Defeat Dementia
Technology is a gift, and I appreciate all the options we have today that our ancestors could not even imagine.
But there’s a price that comes with it. Toxins from our industrial world are changing the playing field, and one of the most troubling side effects is showing up in...
Your Upset Tummy Could Be Early Signs Of Parkinson’s
You’ve probably had a gut feeling once or twice in your life. That’s because your gut and your brain have a special connection.
And that’s why the first sign of many brain disorders could be an upset stomach. I often explain to patients at my wellness clinic that...
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