K.E. Semmel grew up in a small town in the 1980s, where most people had never heard of Tourette syndrome. So he had no idea his struggle had a name. His tics included head jerks, snorts, grunts, throat clearing, and other small movements and noises. He spent his childhood trying to mask them, and this...

Alzheimer’s disease often goes undetected until significant symptoms emerge, but recent research indicates that there may be early warning signs that appear years, even decades, before other symptoms. Here are eight crucial points from the latest studies on Alzheimer’s disease. 1. Impaired Spatial Navigation as an Early Indicator A new study suggests that difficulties in...

Recent research has highlighted a significant link between blood pressure variability and the risk of developing dementia. Understanding this connection is key for early identification and prevention strategies. This article looks at the findings of several key studies on blood pressure and its implications for dementia risk. 1. Understanding Blood Pressure Variability The term refers...

Grass clippings are often seen as a waste product but can be a valuable resource in your garden and around your home. Rather than simply throwing them away, it can be used in several useful ways. Here are 15 clever and unique ways to make the most of your lawn clippings. 1. Add to Compost...

Nose-picking is a habit that many people indulge in, often without considering potential health impacts. Recent discussions have raised concerns about whether this seemingly innocuous habit could be linked to serious conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s an expert explanation based on current research. 1. The Connection Between Nose-Picking and Brain Health Recent studies...

Everybody is unique with different attributes, with some being more desirable than others. According to a new study, certain lucky people may have bacteria in their guts that can break down cholesterol, effectively reducing their risk of cardiovascular disease. Previous research has already linked diverse gut microbes with a lower chance of heart disease. In...

Recent research highlights the unexpected health benefits of having larger thighs, specifically in relation to reducing the risk of stroke, heart attack, and high blood pressure. Here are seven key findings from various studies on the subject. 1. Larger Thighs Linked to Lower Blood Pressure Research led by Dr. Zhen Yang from Shanghai Jiao Tong...

Copper is a heavy metal that’s perfectly safe to consume at low levels. In fact, a certain amount of it is actually important for your health. What happens, however, if you have too much copper in your body? Copper toxicity is dangerous for your health and longevity. These are the signs you might have it,...

Cast iron pans have graced kitchens for thousands of years. It’s a trusty and durable cooking utensil that is hard to damage. With proper cleaning and care, cast iron cookware can last for a long time. Even old and rusted pans could be restored to good condition. Plus, when it’s properly seasoned, cast iron can...

Gatorade is a popular sports drink that offers various beverage lines, each with its own unique characteristics. However, the ingredients found in Gatorade, such as sugars, dyes, and other additives, raise concerns about potential harm to health. Let’s explore the composition of Gatorade, its drawbacks, and alternative options that promote better health. Understanding Gatorade’s Ingredients...

Semaglutide is a medication that is used to treat type 2 diabetes. It is a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist that helps to regulate blood sugar levels. It is also sometimes used as a weight loss drug. While semaglutide can be an effective treatment for diabetes and weight loss, like any medication, it can also...

Have you ever heard of the glymphatic system? Moreover, did you know that it has the potential to impact the health of your brain? So much so, in fact, that it may even affect your risk of developing Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s disease, in addition to ALS and chronic traumatic encephalopathy. This is everything you...