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Trying to get in better shape this summer? We all know that the population of America and some other countries are on the verge of extreme obesity. But there may be more to excess fat than you thought.
Health.com compiled a list of five myths about that extra layer of fat:
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Previous studies have suggested that strengthening your brain power and talking on cell phones can prevent Alzheimer’s disease; however, an expert panel says that there is no definite evidence that any of these things can actually act as prevention methods. According to Reuters, experts also say that supplements, drugs and social interaction are unsuccessful in preventing the disease.
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Spring has sprung and it’s time to get into better shape! By changing your diet, pumping up your nutritional values, you can change your lifestyle… then you’ll be in great shape!
EverydayHealth.com has provided five nutritionists who’ve rated the 13 healthiest foods for a healthy diet:
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People run to strengthen their legs, do push-ups to strengthen their arms and eat healthy to strengthen their immune system…but what about strengthening your brain?
Dallas Morning News has provided a few ways to help strengthen your brain and prevent contracting Alzheimer’s.
* Stimulate your brain, change up your routine weekly or monthly to keep your brain from getting into a rut
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A study done by U.S. researchers shows how cell phone usage could prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
According to the Alzheimer’s Association more than 35 million people around the world will be affected by Alzheimer’s and there is no cure.
Mice were exposed to electromagnetic waves like those used in a cell phone.
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Even though there are health concerns about the effect of cell phone radiation on the brain, a new study shows that there might actually be a benefit from cell phone use. Scientists performed a study on mice, and found that mobile phone radiation might shield against Alzheimer’s disease.
The mice involved in the study were genetically [...]
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A new study shows that leptin, a hormone that manages appetite, may protect you from Alzheimer’s disease. This study was performed because there was some information that linked the risk of Alzheimer’s disease to body weight.
The animal studies done on the issue are what revealed to researchers that leptin had a positive effect on the hippocampus, a part of the brain that is involved with the important aspects of memory. After seeing this, researchers started their examining of humans to see if the effect was the same.
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