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A new study showed that increasing your steps per day will decrease dementia. This study was originally published in JAMA Neurology on Sept. 6, 2022. Results of the study showing that increasing your steps per day will decrease dementia 78 ,430 adults in the UK aged 40 to 79 years wer

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October 12, 2022

by Ray Schilling

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blood pressure control, cognitive decline, dementia, drink less alcohol, mediterranean diet, quit cigarette smoking, reduce obesity, regular exercise, stay active, steps per day

Notably, a new study showed that sexual assault leads to health consequences. It concentrated on a group of women who were sexually assaulted in their teenage years. Specifically, several decades later brain studies showed that they were now developing white matter hyperintensities in

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September 26, 2021

by Ray Schilling

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carotid artery plaque, cognitive decline, dementia, disruptions in blood flow, health consequences, mortality, physical trauma, sexual assault, stroke, white matter hyperintensities

At the 2020 Alzheimer Disease Conference the recommendation was to target 12 risk factors throughout life to prevent dementia later. 28 world-leading experts on Alzheimer’s disease added 3 new risk factors to the previously established 9 risk factors for dementia: excessive alcohol in

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August 19, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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avoid physical inactivity, avoid social isolation, control your systolic blood pressure, dementia, excessive alcohol intake, exposure to air pollution, head injury, hearing aids for hearing loss, reduce obesity and diabetes, risk factors for dementia

Medical News Today reported that MS may be caused by head trauma in adolescence. This article comes from the results of a research paper from Sweden and provides the base of these findings, with professor S. Montgomery as the senior author. Researchers consulted the national hospital

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October 18, 2017

by Ray Schilling

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adolescence, dementia, football, head concussion, head trauma, limb fracture, ms diagnosis, MS in adult life, multiple sclerosis, rugby

Introduction Here I am discussing that vitamin D3 benefits both heart and brain. Typically, what’s good for the heart is also good for the brain. This has been reconfirmed in two independent studies involving measurements of vitamin D3 levels (25-hydroxy vitamin D). First study The fi

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October 31, 2014

by Ray Schilling

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25-vitamin D levels, cognitive function, coronary arteries, coronary artery disease, dementia, heart disease, vitamin D3

Increasing your Steps per day will Decrease Dementia

Sexual Assault Leads to Health Consequences

Target 12 Risk Factors Throughout Life to Prevent Dementia Later

MS May Be Caused By Head Trauma

Vitamin D3 Benefits Both Heart And Brain

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