A 2025 study from The Lancet Regional Health – Americas reveals that Alzheimer’s disease risk factors can affect individuals in their late 20s and 30s, challenging the notion that awareness is only necessary for seniors. This emphasizes the importance of early prevention in maintaining cognitive health.
Tag: Alzheimer’s disease
New Research: Can Cell Phones Help Fight Memory Loss?
This article discusses a new study that shows cell phone use and computer gaming can positively affect the brain.
Vaccines, COVID-19, And Alzheimer’s: The Startling Truth You Must Know!
This article explores two compelling studies that uncover potential links between Alzheimer’s disease, the COVID-19 vaccine, and the virus itself.
Hidden Sugar Spikes: A Dangerous Path To Cognitive Decline
This article explores the hidden link between recurrent post-prandial hyperglycemia and the development of dementia.
The Truth About the Risk of Alzheimer’s Dementia after COVID-19
This article discusses the alarmingly high possibility of Alzheimer’s disease in certain groups of people after a COVID-19 infection.
Laboratory Studies on Nattokinase and Abnormal Protein Aggregates
This article was updated with audio on August 15, 2025. This article discusses research that has shown nattokinase can dissolve amyloid and prion proteins. What are Amyloids and Prions? Both are abnormal proteins because they are misfolded. Proteins in various parts of the body serve multiple functions. Proteins can be structural (bone), related to movement…