Tag: brain health
Butter Battle: Why Pasture-Raised Beats Conventional Every Time
Butter might be a humble kitchen staple, but not all butters are created equal. If you're spreading, baking, or sautéing with conventional butter, it...
How Strong Is Your Grip? It Might Predict How Well You’ll...
Here’s a surprisingly simple test of how well you're aging: squeeze. That’s right—your grip strength could say more about your long-term health than you...
These 5 Foods Will Stop Your Brain From Shrinking
My educational background is in psychology and neuroscience. I’m a brain research junkie and read the latest studies each and every week.
For the...
The Ignored Health Benefits of Black Pepper
We tend to think of black pepper as just a kitchen staple—something you casually grind over eggs or sprinkle on a salad without a...
Want to Kill Your Brain? Drinking This Much Per Week May...
Think having a few drinks each week is harmless? A new study says think again. According to research published in Neurology, drinking eight or...
New Study Shows Smartphones May Help Your Brain as You Age
Forget what you’ve heard about smartphones rotting your brain—new research says the opposite might be true, especially for older adults.
A sweeping analysis of more...
Why Deep Sleep Matters: Protecting Your Brain from Alzheimer’s
Not all sleep is created equal, especially when it comes to protecting your brain. A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep...
RFK Jr.’s Viral Video Sparks Interest in Methylene Blue for Brain...
A recent video of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. adding a mysterious blue liquid to his drink has catapulted methylene blue into the public eye....
Hormone Replacement Therapy: Weighing the Benefits Against Potential Brain Health Risks
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is widely used to manage menopausal symptoms, but new research suggests it may have long-term effects on brain health. A...
Your Brain on Plastic: The Chilling Truth About Microplastics
Plastic has infiltrated nearly every aspect of modern life, and now, a new study suggests it has even made its way into the brain....










