Brain Inflammation Articles:
Estriol Reduces Inflammation and Nerve Degeneration of Multiple Sclerosis
The scientific case is building that estriol, for women, should be a primary treatment for MS. However, the mechanisms of action of estriol in reducing MS problems indicate that estriol can help preserve nerve health for women in general, suggesting a primary anti-aging strategy for women over the age of 50.Read More: brain inflammation, Estriol, Femme Balance, MS, nerve degeneration
Berries for Brain Protection
Blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, etc. – America is a berry rich country. These wonder foods are well known for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties due for the most part to the substances that give them color, polyphenols, or more specifically anthocyanins. A new array of emerging gene science is demonstrating that the protective effects of these nutrients to your brain go far beyond their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and are intimately involved with the genes that regulate the natural defense systems in your brain.Read More: BDNF, Blackberries, Blueberries, brain anti-aging, brain inflammation, glial cells, neuro protection, strawberries
Fisetin for Neuro-Protection
Fisetin is a unique polyphenol flavonoid that has demonstrated a high level of neuro-protection along with improvement of memory. A standardized extract of fisetin is now undergoing extensive scientific studies by the Salk Institute for Biological Studies to prove its value for general brain health. A patent has already been issued, entitled "Methods of Using Flavonoids to Enhance Memory." It appears that fisetin is another useful nutrient tool in the preservation of cognitive well being.Read More: amyloid beta protein, brain inflammation, fisetin, glial cells, neuro protection
Cell Phone Frenzy: Cancer Risk and Wimpy Semen
The World Health Organization set off a new cell phone alarm button around the world by concluding after a gathering of scientists that cell phones are possible carcinogens. A few weeks earlier Austrian and Canadian researchers linked cell phone use to poor sperm quality and risk for infertility – a study that hasn’t received the WHO-generated cancer buzz, but is potentially far more important.Read More: antioxidants, brain inflammation, cancer, cell phones, infertility, semen, sperm
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