One of the key advantages of curcumin, the article notes, is that it is “well-tolerated” by the human system. Previous studies have revealed its ability to control the spread of prostate and breast cancers by preventing these diseases from become metastatic.
Archive for May, 2013
Curcumin could be restorative after nerve injury
Recently, a team of Chinese researchers revealed that curcumin supplements could aid the treatment of crush nerve injuries, and facilitate the regeneration of damaged tissues.
Scientists identify another spice that may provide memory support
Scientists have established that two compounds found in cinnamon – cinnamaldehyde and epicatechin – can potentially prevent the build up of tau protein in the brain.
Omega-3’s may help heart by protecting brain health, study shows
Omega-3 fatty acids, which can be derived from seafood and various produce, have long been associated with a healthy heart, though the reason behind this correlation has remained unclear.
Curcumin may counter memory loss caused by food poisoning
Using an animal model, the researchers sought to determine if taking curcumin supplements could preserve brain function and provide memory support for mice that had been exposed to OKA contamination.
The Mediterranean diet boasts major benefits for elderly brain health
Participants who stuck to a diet rich in seafood, olive oil and fresh produce with little red meat or dairy saw noticeable brain health benefits.
These brain enhancers may prevent mental impairment in the elderly
Minor lapses in memory, decision-making and other cognitive functions – while a fairly common aspect of the aging process – are also a potential precursor to more substantial decline.
Omega-3 fatty acids may promote brain health by cancelling out junk food impact
Consuming omega-3 fatty acids – whether through meals or in supplement form – may be able to undo the effects that high-fat diets have on certain neurological processes.
Protect your skin this summer with these nutrients
By taking the proper precautions when you go outdoors and incorporating these beneficial compounds in your diet, you can bask in the sun’s rays without putting your health at risk.
Brain health issues are striking earlier than ever, study shows
The increased rates of dementia are not simply due to the fact that people are living longer, “but rather more old people have more brain disease than ever before, including Alzheimer’s,” Pritchard clarified.