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Blueberries Lower Cholesterol & Reverse Memory Decline
– 06/13/2011
The power of blueberries is enough to turn Big Pharma’s drugs red with envy. Several new studies continue to document why blueberries are a true superfood that should be regularly part of your diet and/or consumed as high-quality polyphenol concentrates in dietary supplements
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L-Theanine Helps Memory, Prevents Beta Amyloid Induced Nerve Cell Death – 01/12/2010L-theanine’s original claim to fame is as a relaxing nutrient. Taken before bed it can help you sleep. Taken during the day it can help you relax and focus. A new… more > |
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New Insights on Addiction, Mood, Memory, and Cognitive Ability – 09/29/2009An array of new science is painting not only a clear picture of addiction but of how the same brain issues relate to poor memory, poor mood, and poor cognitive function.… more > |
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Antioxidants Preserve Memory – 12/12/2009Your body uses antioxidants as a primary system of defense, including defending your nerves from wear and tear and consequent decline. Many antioxidants work synergistically… more > |
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A Lack of B-vitamins May Lead to Memory Decline – 12/13/2009We have known for decades that the B vitamins, especially B12, folic acid, and B6, are absolutely essential for normal nerve transmission and combating stress. A new… more > |
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Quality Sleep is Needed for Memory and Learning – 02/19/2009When teachers watch grades plummet they invariably know something stressful is going on in that student’s life. That is because the inflammation resulting from… more > |
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