If we think back to our hunter-gatherer ancestors, why would nature design our bodies in a way where we spend (or are supposed to spend!) about one-third of our lives in a state where we are vulnerable to predators? Obviously, there are very good reasons for this. Do you sleep through the night? Do you […]
What is normal blood pressure for women?
High blood pressure or hypertension is the leading cause of death from heart disease and stroke in women, and it is considered one of the most neglected because many women remain undiagnosed. Among those who are treated for hypertension, only a small number achieve optimal levels. When you say that your “blood pressure is normal,” […]
Low Testosterone In Men And Dementia
Low testosterone levels have been associated with poor brain function and a higher incidence of dementia in men. A study from the UK Biobank data found that lower total testosterone levels and higher levels of sex-hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) were associated with a higher incidence of dementia (including Alzheimer’s Disease). The men were of an average […]
Five Core Strategies To Improve Your Brain Health
Improving brain health can feel overwhelming. Dr. Shabnam Das Kar and Andrea Spyros make it easier by sharing the five core strategies to start with: Sleep, eat, move, mind-body, and therapeutic supplementation. By choosing the area you want to focus on first, you can start right away and gain success momentum. (00:00) – How to […]
The Three Foundations Of Brain Health
Learn the three foundational areas that will support your optimal brain health: blood glucose, blood pressure, and low levels of inflammation. Find out the five key lifestyle changes that can quickly improve each area. Get details on choosing the best health-based actions for you and learn how to implement lifestyle changes quickly and easily. Once […]
Dementia Is Preventable
More people are afraid of dementia than of cancer. There are no curative treatments available for conditions like Alzheimer’s Disease. However, there is a lot you can do to prevent it. Dementia is not a part of normal aging, and neither is it inevitable if you have a family history of the condition.