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Archive for October, 2013
Researchers investigate the role of plant sterols in long-term memory support
A team of scientists from Saarland University in Germany have begun to explore other natural compounds that may combat Alzheimer’s disease.
How a hot cup of joe may enhance your health
How many Americans rely on that first hot cup of coffee to start off their morning?
Lack of vitamin D linked to anemia in kids
As the days get shorter, deficits in vitamin D are sure to abound across the country.
Researchers discover cleansing benefits of sleep for brain health
A new study has demonstrated that sleep could be essential for warding off toxins that contribute to cognitive decline.
Study sheds light on pros and cons of calcium supplements
We all know that calcium is essential for strong, healthy bones, but recent years have seen all manner of conflicting reports about whether this mineral enacts the same skeleton-boosting results when taken in supplement form.
Scientists find connection between sleeping issues and serious health concerns
We all know that getting enough sleep is an essential part of staying healthy, since this allows your body to recuperate from the day’s hardships.
Is happiness really good for your heart?
We know that joy is good for the heart on a figurative level, but could it actually provide a boost for cardiac health?
New review covers role of curcumin supplements in skincare
Recently, the Journal of Drugs and Dermatology published a review of the potential applications of curcumin to treat various skin disorders.
Study contrasts nutritional profiles of vegetarians and meat-eaters
Vegetarianism and veganism, both once seen as relatively fringe diets, have become increasingly widespread as the general population learns more about the benefits of each.