January 23, 2018. Music can help people with asthma. Music can jump-start the memory. Playing songs of dementia patients and giving them old biscuit tins and other memorabilia from their youth, can greatly help people with dementia. ITV This Morning.
January 19, 2018. Favourite songs will help beat dementia. Express: Sky News Press Preview.
January 17, 2018. Secrets for a long and happy life. Home-made wine and goats cheese. Studies have shown that a diet high in flavanoids can reduce the chance of certain cancers and heart disease. Mushrooms may help slow or even prevent alzheimer's and are a great source of vitamin C. Pomegranates are a major super-fruit packed full of antioxidants. The darker the veg, the more nutrients they will have. All will help add more years to your life, and more life to your years. Liz Earle: ITV This Morning.
January 8, 2018. Former Vice President of Pfizer gives shocking admission about the Gardasil vaccine. Dr. Peter Rost admits what every parent has been fearing, that these vaccines are not safe for our children. Big Pharma is intent of keeping the public in the dark, and in making billions of dollars each year due to the environment of fear that they have created. alzheimersmag.
January 2, 2018. According to a growing body of research, microwave ovens are dangerous to our health. During World War II, two scientists invented a tube that produced microwaves called the magnetron. Combining the magnetron's within Britain’s radar system, the microwaves were able to find Nazi war-planes on their mission to bomb the British Isles. The EPA recommends limited exposure to EMF of .5mg - 2.5mg. If you stand 4 inches from your food cooking in the microwave, you will be exposed to 100 - 500mg. Standing three feet away from the operating microwave will expose you to 1 - 25mg. Swiss scientist, Hans Hertel’s study suggests microwaving food degrades and depletes food of its nutrients. The radiation from the microwave destroys and deforms the molecules in the food, creating dangerous radioactive compounds. In 1992, a study from the Search for Health, researched the effects of participants that consumed microwaved vegetables. They experienced - Rapidly increasing cholesterol levels. Decrease in haemoglobin causing an anaemic-like conditions. Decrease in white blood cells. Increase in leukocyte (indicating poisoning and cell damage. Alzheimersmag.
January 2, 2018. The range of medicinal marijuana products is ever expanding, and the legalization of the drug in many states has allowed for some ingenious ideas. Dutch scientists claim they can “cure” IBS with marijuana-infused chewing gum! Here’s why cannabis gum could be the solution that millions of people struggling with pain are looking for.The company who have developed the marijuana chewing gum is know as Axim Biotechnologies, they are currently still in the testing stage, but say that the product should be available to buy in 2018. Alzheimers Mag.
December 30, 2017. Scotland has seen a rise in prescriptions to treat dementia. More than 263,000 drugs for dementia were handed out last year - up by 13,832 from 2015/16, according to official figures. Around 3.8 million was spent on tablets designed to help manage the condition in 2016/17, which is becoming one of the country’s major health and social care challenges.Scotland has an ageing population and campaigners have repeatedly warned about being ill prepared for the rising number of cases. The NHS Information Services Division figures highlighted by the Scottish Tories show that last year, 263,444 items were dispensed - 25,658 more than 2014/15. Express.
December 28, 2017. Consumers have filed a lawsuit in New York and California against the owner of Quaker Oats, alleging that their oatmeal contains traces of the pesticide glyphosate. The lawsuit was filed after the plaintiffs had a test conducted to analyse the contents of Quaker Oats Quick 1-Minute oatmeal. The test was conducted in an independent lab in California. The results of the test found traces of glyphosate in the sample that was used, and although the amount that was detected was technically under the allowable legal limits, the lawsuit accused Quaker of “false advertising” due to the claim that their products are “100% Natural.” A statement released by the Quaker Oats Company claimed that they did not add the chemical glyphosate into their oatmeal and that it was likely the result of residue left by pesticides sprayed on the oats by farmers. Alzheimers discoveries.
December 28, 2017. Dementia symptoms include memory loss and problems thinking, and scientists now claim you can reduce your risk of suffering through exercise. Dementia may not yet have a cure, but scientists are getting closer to discovering how to reduce people’s risk of the condition and slow its onset. The new recommendations for doctors in the United States come as research revealed in April by the University of Canberra endorsed running, walking, yoga and tai chi as ways to boost brain power. Express.
December 24, 2017. Dementia. One of the best reasons for families to get together over Christmas is to see if they notice any changes to their relatives. Are they still as fast and active as they were?. Its only seeing people after such a long time will you notice any difference. LBC Radio News.
December 22, 2017. A really clever and simple way of helping people with dementia to remember their earlier lives. A film made using photos of different times of their lives, which can not only reduce anxiety for people with dementia, but bring their past life alive for the staff that look after them. When people with dementia watch the films of their past lives, their mood changes, and are getting happier. BBC World Service: Health Check.
December 21, 2017. Eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power, research has revealed. Scientists have found a daily serving of foods such as lettuce and spinach could be linked to a slower rate of brain ageing, the equivalent over a lifetime of keeping the brain 11 years younger. The study found that people who ate salads each day had a slower rate of decline on tests of memory and thinking skills than people who never or rarely touched such foods. The team of researchers discovered that eating greens regularly reduced the likelihood of the symptoms of dementia or diseases which cause it such as Alzheimer’s. In the study the projected difference between the two groups, one regularly eating greens and the other not. Over a lifetime was the equivalent of being just over a decade younger in age, according to the American research team. Express.
December 14, 2017. The gastric protector known as Omeprazole is killing people. This drug can actually cause serious harm to your gut, disrupting the beneficial gut flora that already exists. They are usually prescribed as strong antacids to stop excess acid in the stomach, but they actually work as ‘Proton Pump Inhibitors’ which means they inhibit acid from being created in the stomach. A certain level of acid in the stomach is needed for healthy digestion and often Omeprazole can stop this bodily function from working properly. These drugs are only meant to be taken for short periods at a time, but they are regularly prescribed by doctors for years for people suffering long term stomach problems. Vitamin B deficiency is reported in around 65% of people who are taking Omeprazole long term. This is a classic case of the pharmaceutical industry releasing a drug which targets one problem, but the long list of side-effects are much worse than the original problem. AlzheimersMag.
December 1, 2017. NHS patients face longer waits and rationing of treatment. The health service will ration treatment for conditions such as hearing loss and dementia, and that cancer, mental health, and GP care should take priority. Radio London.
November 23, 2017. Researchers are to investigate whether former footballers are at greater risk of developing dementia after years of heading the ball. The study will examine around 15,0000 ex player. BBC Radio 2 News.
November 16, 2017. Electrical shocks to the brain have boosted human memory for the first time. Now scientists hope their device could be used to help people with Alzheimer's. Prof Dong Song and his team from the University of Southern California implanted the device in 20 volunteers. Memory improved by about 15% in short-term test when correct stimulation pattern was used. Some volunteers improved by 30% in a longer-term memory test. They hope this could help sufferers from Alzheimer's and other dementias by bypassing the damage caused by cell death in the hippocampus. Metro News.
November 2, 2017. Alzheimer’s disease: Risk of future diagnosis could be spotted in middle age. Scientists have found a link between inflammation which may speed up brain shrinkage in later life. It has raised hope that a simple blood test could flag up who stands the greatest chance of being ravaged by the incurable disease. The findings last night prompted a leading British professor to suggest that aspirin, a common over-the-counter anti-inflammatory, could slash dementia risk. Researchers claim people who have indicators of inflammation in their blood in their 40s and 50s may have more brain shrinkage decades later. The cell loss was found in areas of the brain specifically affected by Alzheimer’s, which now affects more than 500,00 people in the UK. Daily Express.
October 31, 2017. Staying married to halt dementia. They looked at 6700 adults and followed them for 7 years. 220 developed dementia and they found that single people had double the risk of dementia compared to married people. Because being married you have a partner, children, lots of social activities occurring around you from all the family, compared to someone living on their own, unmarried with little social contact. Social interaction, talking with people and being stimulating mentally that can help against dementia. Dr Chris Steele ITV: This Morning.
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January 19, 2018. Favourite songs will help beat dementia. Express: Sky News Press Preview.
January 17, 2018. Secrets for a long and happy life. Home-made wine and goats cheese. Studies have shown that a diet high in flavanoids can reduce the chance of certain cancers and heart disease. Mushrooms may help slow or even prevent alzheimer's and are a great source of vitamin C. Pomegranates are a major super-fruit packed full of antioxidants. The darker the veg, the more nutrients they will have. All will help add more years to your life, and more life to your years. Liz Earle: ITV This Morning.
January 8, 2018. Former Vice President of Pfizer gives shocking admission about the Gardasil vaccine. Dr. Peter Rost admits what every parent has been fearing, that these vaccines are not safe for our children. Big Pharma is intent of keeping the public in the dark, and in making billions of dollars each year due to the environment of fear that they have created. alzheimersmag.
January 2, 2018. According to a growing body of research, microwave ovens are dangerous to our health. During World War II, two scientists invented a tube that produced microwaves called the magnetron. Combining the magnetron's within Britain’s radar system, the microwaves were able to find Nazi war-planes on their mission to bomb the British Isles. The EPA recommends limited exposure to EMF of .5mg - 2.5mg. If you stand 4 inches from your food cooking in the microwave, you will be exposed to 100 - 500mg. Standing three feet away from the operating microwave will expose you to 1 - 25mg. Swiss scientist, Hans Hertel’s study suggests microwaving food degrades and depletes food of its nutrients. The radiation from the microwave destroys and deforms the molecules in the food, creating dangerous radioactive compounds. In 1992, a study from the Search for Health, researched the effects of participants that consumed microwaved vegetables. They experienced - Rapidly increasing cholesterol levels. Decrease in haemoglobin causing an anaemic-like conditions. Decrease in white blood cells. Increase in leukocyte (indicating poisoning and cell damage. Alzheimersmag.
January 2, 2018. The range of medicinal marijuana products is ever expanding, and the legalization of the drug in many states has allowed for some ingenious ideas. Dutch scientists claim they can “cure” IBS with marijuana-infused chewing gum! Here’s why cannabis gum could be the solution that millions of people struggling with pain are looking for.The company who have developed the marijuana chewing gum is know as Axim Biotechnologies, they are currently still in the testing stage, but say that the product should be available to buy in 2018. Alzheimers Mag.
December 30, 2017. Scotland has seen a rise in prescriptions to treat dementia. More than 263,000 drugs for dementia were handed out last year - up by 13,832 from 2015/16, according to official figures. Around 3.8 million was spent on tablets designed to help manage the condition in 2016/17, which is becoming one of the country’s major health and social care challenges.Scotland has an ageing population and campaigners have repeatedly warned about being ill prepared for the rising number of cases. The NHS Information Services Division figures highlighted by the Scottish Tories show that last year, 263,444 items were dispensed - 25,658 more than 2014/15. Express.
December 28, 2017. Consumers have filed a lawsuit in New York and California against the owner of Quaker Oats, alleging that their oatmeal contains traces of the pesticide glyphosate. The lawsuit was filed after the plaintiffs had a test conducted to analyse the contents of Quaker Oats Quick 1-Minute oatmeal. The test was conducted in an independent lab in California. The results of the test found traces of glyphosate in the sample that was used, and although the amount that was detected was technically under the allowable legal limits, the lawsuit accused Quaker of “false advertising” due to the claim that their products are “100% Natural.” A statement released by the Quaker Oats Company claimed that they did not add the chemical glyphosate into their oatmeal and that it was likely the result of residue left by pesticides sprayed on the oats by farmers. Alzheimers discoveries.
December 28, 2017. Dementia symptoms include memory loss and problems thinking, and scientists now claim you can reduce your risk of suffering through exercise. Dementia may not yet have a cure, but scientists are getting closer to discovering how to reduce people’s risk of the condition and slow its onset. The new recommendations for doctors in the United States come as research revealed in April by the University of Canberra endorsed running, walking, yoga and tai chi as ways to boost brain power. Express.
December 24, 2017. Dementia. One of the best reasons for families to get together over Christmas is to see if they notice any changes to their relatives. Are they still as fast and active as they were?. Its only seeing people after such a long time will you notice any difference. LBC Radio News.
December 22, 2017. A really clever and simple way of helping people with dementia to remember their earlier lives. A film made using photos of different times of their lives, which can not only reduce anxiety for people with dementia, but bring their past life alive for the staff that look after them. When people with dementia watch the films of their past lives, their mood changes, and are getting happier. BBC World Service: Health Check.
December 21, 2017. Eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power, research has revealed. Scientists have found a daily serving of foods such as lettuce and spinach could be linked to a slower rate of brain ageing, the equivalent over a lifetime of keeping the brain 11 years younger. The study found that people who ate salads each day had a slower rate of decline on tests of memory and thinking skills than people who never or rarely touched such foods. The team of researchers discovered that eating greens regularly reduced the likelihood of the symptoms of dementia or diseases which cause it such as Alzheimer’s. In the study the projected difference between the two groups, one regularly eating greens and the other not. Over a lifetime was the equivalent of being just over a decade younger in age, according to the American research team. Express.
December 14, 2017. The gastric protector known as Omeprazole is killing people. This drug can actually cause serious harm to your gut, disrupting the beneficial gut flora that already exists. They are usually prescribed as strong antacids to stop excess acid in the stomach, but they actually work as ‘Proton Pump Inhibitors’ which means they inhibit acid from being created in the stomach. A certain level of acid in the stomach is needed for healthy digestion and often Omeprazole can stop this bodily function from working properly. These drugs are only meant to be taken for short periods at a time, but they are regularly prescribed by doctors for years for people suffering long term stomach problems. Vitamin B deficiency is reported in around 65% of people who are taking Omeprazole long term. This is a classic case of the pharmaceutical industry releasing a drug which targets one problem, but the long list of side-effects are much worse than the original problem. AlzheimersMag.
December 1, 2017. NHS patients face longer waits and rationing of treatment. The health service will ration treatment for conditions such as hearing loss and dementia, and that cancer, mental health, and GP care should take priority. Radio London.
November 23, 2017. Researchers are to investigate whether former footballers are at greater risk of developing dementia after years of heading the ball. The study will examine around 15,0000 ex player. BBC Radio 2 News.
November 16, 2017. Electrical shocks to the brain have boosted human memory for the first time. Now scientists hope their device could be used to help people with Alzheimer's. Prof Dong Song and his team from the University of Southern California implanted the device in 20 volunteers. Memory improved by about 15% in short-term test when correct stimulation pattern was used. Some volunteers improved by 30% in a longer-term memory test. They hope this could help sufferers from Alzheimer's and other dementias by bypassing the damage caused by cell death in the hippocampus. Metro News.
November 2, 2017. Alzheimer’s disease: Risk of future diagnosis could be spotted in middle age. Scientists have found a link between inflammation which may speed up brain shrinkage in later life. It has raised hope that a simple blood test could flag up who stands the greatest chance of being ravaged by the incurable disease. The findings last night prompted a leading British professor to suggest that aspirin, a common over-the-counter anti-inflammatory, could slash dementia risk. Researchers claim people who have indicators of inflammation in their blood in their 40s and 50s may have more brain shrinkage decades later. The cell loss was found in areas of the brain specifically affected by Alzheimer’s, which now affects more than 500,00 people in the UK. Daily Express.
October 31, 2017. Staying married to halt dementia. They looked at 6700 adults and followed them for 7 years. 220 developed dementia and they found that single people had double the risk of dementia compared to married people. Because being married you have a partner, children, lots of social activities occurring around you from all the family, compared to someone living on their own, unmarried with little social contact. Social interaction, talking with people and being stimulating mentally that can help against dementia. Dr Chris Steele ITV: This Morning.
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